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Is it just me, or do poor people make the worst art?All the good artists on twitter all seem to come from wealthy families
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>>7882177
It's almost as if... being born in wealthy family allows you to not be forced to become a wagie thus having free time to dedicate to art, curious!
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>>7882195
Parallel to this problem, even if the poor person is skilled, if they're doing this full time they're trying to make as much art as possible to keep food on the table, so aren't really sitting there thinking about deep messages, or the best composition, or whatever else.
The first pass is the last pass, and the rough draft is the final draft.

Time is a luxury of the rich and the successful.
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>>7882177
>All the good artists on twitter all seem to come from wealthy families
Asian Americans*
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>having well-to-do and supportive parents helps you succeed
how surprising



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