Call me a China shill please, but you guys can't draw art!

I's just a pencil painting. Never studied art but I think even I can draw such a horse.

meanwhile in 450 BC in Europe.
originally it was painted.

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where are the landmarks
dutch knew to draw locations and not random flora

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who draws the best porn Any Forums, chinese artists or japanese artists? (or korean artists)

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What i posted was taken from a wood block print for reproduction in a reference book. Notice the shadow crosshatching?

What in the world are you talking about? It's literally just a horse. Where's the background? Seems like a shitty artist didn't finish what they started.

I lost £20 on that old nag

still doesnt tell me shit about the layout of this supposed colony

Western artists

Give me the name of it. You faggot, ancient Greece was literally in A.D

I know you are ESL... but come on re-read my original post.
>Europeans cataloged shit in their colonies in China
The drawing are just that, catalog drawings of local flora in China, drawn by Europeans.
Thus the chinks were not even the best artists in China.

Sounds very good in a Chinese accent. 7.5/10

metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/252890

>Western artists
fuck no, western artists can't draw on average, asians artists are all trained in making anime or manga so they already know the basics
also western artists tend to like fucked up shit, for example I would say almost 100% of furries is from outside of asia, theyre all from america, germany, russia, and south america
canada too

all that to say, western artists can't draw, a ton of them are degenerates or furries, it's a mess

That's a menu on how many ways they cook horse.

what why a plants a measure

You are a liar, this status was literally new. No stone status can be this solid after thousands of year. Here is a bronze sculpture in China. I wonder if you guys can make bronze or steel at that time.

错金银铜豹镇·战国
475 BC - 221 BC

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Western art might have been superior during the Renaissance (Leo DaVinci, Michelangelo, etc) in Italy & Impressionism (Monet, Renoir, Degas,etc)

But East Asian visual arts are clearly superior now.

youtu.be/O4tbOvKwZUw

Modern Globohomo brutalist contemporary art on museums is trash.
All went down hill in Western visual arts after Modernists such as Picasso took over, funded by Globohomo Jews.

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>That's a menu on how many ways they cook horse.

A delicacy / Uma delícia

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I went to a 3rd rate university with an art program.
there were dozens of students there that were fantastic at drawing. None of them draw professionally, and are pigeonholed into commercial vector art in spite of being absolutely fantastic at drawing. That is why asians have massive industries around anime and the like, they can survive doing shitty 10,000 shitty anime drawings that take 20 minutes to draw, for $0.25 each.

>But East Asian visual arts are clearly superior now.
>youtu.be/O4tbOvKwZUw
this is the worst shit tier low quality animation example you could have picked to make that point

it is quite literally in the MET art museum. link is related.
and pic related is ~575 BC in Bronze.

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Japanese art was comparable during the pre-Renaissance as well. A Painter named Kano Masanobu is the guy who more or less transitioned Japan to the art style it has now. Da Vinci pioneered shadow, Kano pioneered space. Kano eventually won because impressionist masturbated over Japanese art in the 1800s.

Here is what art (mostly scroll and woodblock) looked like during Sesshu’s hyper-real era he pushed in the 1400s

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300 BC

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>there were dozens of students there that were fantastic at drawing. None of them draw professionally, and are pigeonholed into commercial vector art in spite of being absolutely fantastic at drawing. That is why asians have massive industries around anime and the like, they can survive doing shitty 10,000 shitty anime drawings that take 20 minutes to draw, for $0.25 each.
nothing you say makes any sense

if they are amazing at drawing why don't they do it
if asians can survive making their drawings why can't your talented art students? (mind you, you are saying they are all drawing the globohomo style line art right now)

so somehow they are great at drawing but don't, and somehow asians can survive off their drawings, but the super talented art students can't survive off their drawings, and isntead.... make stuff like this? which takes 3 mintutes to do and that even an indian could make? your story doesn't add up anywhere

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>Europeans cataloged shit in their colonies in China far better than chinks ever did.
>because they use a system made by us that I can grasp
lmao, what an idiot

i feel like you could have picked better same goes for greek statue dude

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>Here is a bronze sculpture in China. I wonder if you guys can make bronze or steel at that time.
we literally invented metalurgy chink

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More bronze.
700 BC

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lol 3300 BC to 2100 BC here.

BTW when you said around 575 BC, I know you are a fuckin liar. No technology can trace back to an exact ancient date, it's all an estimation between two reliable dynasties, civilization

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I picked something that would be considered average in the same time frame. I didn't go out of my way to pick something that is an actual master's work just to rub it in.

>posts megumin as evidence of artistic ability/superiority
R O F L

metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/247020
no. it can be placed quite accurately.