I'm in college now and am currently going through my second semester. Throughout my first I've completed a crapload of drafting and rendering assignments that have come out beautifully, but they may never be placed onto dA.
Why? Because I have a mother who asks, after every submission I make, "Why do you always put everything you make online?" To her, anything and everything that I put online is instantly stolen. No credit is ever given to whomever makes artistic work and people don't really exist... they're all just inside of a box.
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She also has a degree in technology, is working on being a certified networker and holds an MBA specialized in technology.
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Does anyone else see the irony in this picture? e_e
To me, deviantArt is my online portfolio and works that I'm proud of should be put here. To her, though she's not an artist herself, the best way to get exposure to the world is to not do it online.
What would you do in this situation?
Devious Comments
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It's true, too. People assume that Asians are fired from the womb with at least 40 grandfather's worth of acenstral nunchuck knowledge. Bizarre shit. - ~Ithiel
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You never really do know where your mind is capable of taking you until you let it drift on it's own.
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Wow
Just wow.
I wish I could make a suggestion, but I'm afraid I'll say something stupid.
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"The greatest thing you'll ever learn is just to love and be loved in return."
~Eden Ahbez
on a side note, it sounds like your mother sees the Internet to be unsafe as a belief rather than a rule... could you submit your work without the fear of punishment? have you ever told her how you feel about DA being your online portfolio?
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I'd make a mental note but I broke my mental pencil
- Junogray
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~Archinos , 2007
Optimistic Artistic Purple Fox
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Subtlety: When you can't pew pew like the rest of us.!
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"The greatest thing you'll ever learn is just to love and be loved in return."
~Eden Ahbez
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