'>>7141857
Badly drawn ideas are worthless.';

'>>7141861
They're not drawn, They're full fledged 3D projects and animation.';

'>>7141865
Then it logically follows that if your 'project' is Good then it should become popular quick enough that another artist can't just steal an entire 'full fledged' work.';

'>>7141857
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lH2x7qUnji8';

'>>7141869
People don't share my work because my twitter circles' filled with unpopular people.
It will never grow outside of my group,
Haven't you've been on twitter?';

'>>7141871
It sounds like you've already given up. Have you thought to share it elsewhere? Rise above Howie-ism.';

'>>7141870
>>7141877
I've already created a slideshow presentation on youtube and twitter, detailing my "idea".
i think somebody could steal 50% of my "idea" if they wanted to.

>>7141877
I have already given up plenty of times. but i keep returning because I'm foolish';

'>>7141871
Like the other anon said
If the work is good enough, it should break the "twitter circle" algorythm
That's the whole point';

'>>7141857
>be me, a 3d artist by hobby
>lost my last stable job due to cuntery on multiple fronts
>can't find a job, maybe I should commit more to 3d and emulate the successful artists, maybe if I release my models for free people would donate, right?
>numerous artists of all scale and creed trace/plagiarize my works without compensation or acknowledgement
>take note and do research on these kind of artists, maybe I've been marketing to the wrong crowd, it wouldn't make sense to sell kitchen tools to an electrician after all
>find that there is no one to market 3d to, but things are starting to stabilize again
>remember that part of fun of 3d to me was challenge of getting the computer to get exactly what I wanted, also remember the notes for more marketable skill that were made during this
>decide to refine character creation one last time before changing markets';

'Complete 80% of your project before you start announcing/promoting your "idea".';

'>>7141884
I don't think so, the twitter algorithm is only going to show it to my circle of unpopular people and friends.
it would require me to engage with a popular person first which i don't do very often. i've also pissed off alot of people online so they don't engage with me anymore because i'm an ass sometimes';

'>>7141857
Nobody who is already popular needs your garbage or lack thereof';

'>>7141899
Then why are they looking at my posts?';

'>>7141900
I came here to laugh at you';

'>>7141901
ok. i want to see it.';

'>>7141899';

'>>7141857
>stealing my ideas to make a profit?
There is the saying "Just one idea can make you rich." But that is not telling the whole story.

Ideas are 0.0001% of all the work needed to make a thing. The Internet is absolutely overcrowded with so called "idea people" who never amount to anything because all they do is get ideas but never follow up and do the work on them because sadly that is a lot of work. In fact often they do not even write down said ideas just actually have it for the future, so will inevitably they forget them as time passes by and new ideas fill their heads and the cycle repeats.

That is the worth of an idea on its own, about the attention time of a random 15 seconds TikTok video, likely less.';

'As worried as AI taking your job';

'>>7141920
I wish I had an idea friend with similar tastes that could put together good stories for me to draw';

'>>7141857
You're here making this thread. You're not going to come up with ideas worth stealing';

'>>7141899
>>7141901
You are such a shameless mofo.I hope no one jumps on you in some back ally.';

'>>7141857
You should root for him to take your ideas to success. Otherwise, it means your ideas are trash.
He's taking all the risk. Investing time, resources, his own reputation placing your ideas out there.
Keep doing what you do, till it's obvious that your shit has undeniable value. Talent don't go to waste, everything will eventually end up oiling the machine. You too if you're valuable in any way.';

'>>7141857
I've had it happen to me many times, but the gains are always short term.

Posting online is like diving into a pool, a really large pool, but still a pool since making art is niche. Everyone makes waves, yes, even you. You can't copywrite all the waves going out. They're going to ride what you made through a transformative way.

You're going to have to find other ways to make your ideas work for you before they get their hands on your waves. More eyes on it so people know it came from you.';