It's disheartening to see artists dilute their craft by chasing fleeting online trends, creating shallow content, doing stupid dances, and trading authenticity for attention. True artistry demands focus, not the spectacle of self-promotion at the cost of dignity.

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4 小時內	RENE GAGNON renegagnon	Time’s change. Adapt. Progress.
7 小時內	Daco solodaco	Just a couple of weeks ago a good friend convinced me to stop posting quotes to satisfy the algo, and instead to post only my artwork, using exactly the same words!!!!
14 小時內	cebillustration	One of the most damaging things, actually, is the idea of “true artistry” Creative work is work, and people doing what they need to do so they can have value attached to their work is fine. Especially since you seem to be talking about people who deploy their personalities in selling themselves - no issue with that at all