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Well has my Artwork lost innocence?

Posted by Interestincident938 - December 4th, 2024


Well guys has my artwork lost its innocence because I remember when my artwork and stopmotions were far simpler and well I think my stop motions are still simple and peaceful but I do not know about my artwork.


a lot of my artwork and creations lately have been very dark, and in some cases include mass murder contraptions disguising themselves as war machines like the Burner. The Burner was based off a nightmare I had as a kid, yes, but I don’t know what to do about it whether I should decanonize it from my story or leave it. I want my story and my characters to be happy and to be simple and innocent but I also do not want to throw away these ideas, well I do not know what to do


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I think you should keep these themes in your artwork. Consider thematic concepts like duality, where you can juxtapose between light & dark. Within this creative frame, you're able to strike a blended balance of both innocent & macabre ideas.

Look at animation series like 'Happy Tree Friends'. On the surface, it had thin veneer of playful, cutesy characters, but they were always put in violent situations with plenty of gore. It gained a huge cult following for the shocking humor elements, and proved to be successful. This further reinforces my point about finding a strong middle ground in the idealogue of duality within art.

You may be longing for something different, but you can always isolate your ideas and draw parallels to one another. Just give it a try and see how they compliment one another!~

That sounds very good yes, and well I would not like to have everything me macabre and violent but I would like some parts to be as they tell are a part of and tell the lore and history inside the story yes Thank you very much

I honestly really enjoy the stop-motion and clay art you post. Changes happen but as long as it makes you happy then that's all that's important!

Thank you very much man yes well I enjoy your Art too yes but well I do not know if I am happy making these dark topics but I know that they are for the story and plot development. Well I want We Are Clay to be a world like ours yes in that it has its ups and downs and horrors and joys like our world yes

I agree with Osaka.
For my input, I don't think it is a bad thing. Stuff like that can co-exist as long you interpret it as a way of struggle towards enlightenment then you'll be fine from the initial concept you're planning to do.

Thank you yes and I agree, well I do not support these dark topics but well I made them for plot development yes and well in the story I am going to make these dark topics a thing of the past, in a far more darker time in the story. That does not make them good, but it helps portray the world in the story trying to move into a better direction Thank you yes