22 Apr 15:19
--There's our little ray of sunshine.
Shout Box archive
22 Apr 10:45
--You're right of course Amit. Maybe the key is having longer periods of downtime to give the challenges more of a "happening"-characteristic
22 Apr 09:20
--This is the struggle with getting artists on forums to participate without any incentive or hype to push it. It's probably not really a lack of time issue for most. You give people a month, they'll take the whole month to do sweet fa
21 Apr 22:00
--Well, we did have a few participants... maybe you could give us some more time. I know I'll finish my entry for this one before I move on to something else
21 Apr 15:14
--How about thinking of a proper, interesting brief for CHOW instead of a vague, cliche theme?
21 Apr 11:18
--Crimson CHOW 22 resulted in 'No Contest'. Next challenge will be up on April 28, 2017.
21 Apr 00:34
--I think I might still be able to post the chow. xD But it won't be as good as I was hoping.
20 Apr 17:41
--I was gonna work on it today but staff called in sick. Now they're asking me if they can work my shift tomorrow haha.. haha... yeah nah. That extra $$ is going towards a holiday.
20 Apr 07:19
--Aaargh! Never enough time in the day - got a load of chores to do before I can sit down and load some art! By then it'll be bed time :(
19 Apr 09:58
--A day and change left for Chow! Still a lot of time to make it! http://crimsondaggers.com/forum/thread-8...12955.html
19 Apr 05:11
--You'd think with internet becoming more and more standard globally, these artists would all converge in the most affordable living environment and work via communication.
19 Apr 02:47
--A hard working art professional can be property owner, have a car, and go on annual vacations, but they will probably not renovate the whole property and line the roof with solar, drive a Tesla, and get on airplane more than once a year all on their own expense... Tesla cars look cool....
19 Apr 02:02
--Oh yea, proko, Jeff Watts, Anthony Jones, and a few other hundred people who worked their ass off for it, just basically homeless
19 Apr 01:59
--Yea Sakimichan, Feng Zhu, Stanley Lau, Rapoza: the dude who made this website, and everyone who lives in LA as freelancers are dirt poor
18 Apr 13:58
--Yeah although I sure won't mind being always able to afford a nice comfy apartment and good food, lol! But art calls, and I answer like an addict.
18 Apr 07:50
--Doing art makes you rich inside your soul - something more valuable than financial wealth. Cheesy but what the heck :).
18 Apr 02:09
--Who said they want to be rich doing art? They need to watch more talks from professional conference.
17 Apr 18:33
--Sarcasm aside, Nous is right though, it ain't easy; Art, especially becoming a freelancer, is not for the weak minded or someone who pussies out easily. I will concede that. :)
17 Apr 18:29
--Yeah money is overwhelmingly a force for good in the world. Let us be slaves to the art no more!
17 Apr 17:32
--Great advice Amit, money is everything in life. I agree. I'm gonna go back to Computer Engineering.
17 Apr 11:53
--Great advice Nous. Always bringing dat value add. I must have been a moron to leave my 6 figure IT career to do art. gonna go back to it immediately
17 Apr 10:26
--I worked at a call centre. That was the worst I've ever experienced. I think that I can handle the game industry now xD lol