i will no longer be uploading artwork on this account, and will instead resume posting my work on @saintecare! please follow that account if you’d like to continue to see and support my work :^] 💕🐮 i will continue to reblog my work and other posts here and use this as my main account for non-art related things though 👍
i cannot stress this enough: if your reasoning for clowning on the mcu is “they overwork their cg artists and animators” i 1000% guarantee that a show or movie you have been stanning for years also abused their artists and you just haven’t heard about it because the production companies aren’t in the spotlight like mcu productions are. that cartoon for kids? that incredibly animated movie? that non-marvel superhero movie? i’ve seen people declare their hatred for the way the mcu treats their workers and then turn around and gush about a show that i know for a fact was hell for the artists attached
and no this is NOT me saying “this means you should stop hating on the mcu uwu” it’s me saying you gotta be aware that this shit is an INDUSTRY WIDE PROBLEM. you CANNOT “fix” it by refusing to watch mcu movies and feeling good about it. you have to be aware that it’s EVERYWHERE. why do you think so many animation and vfx productions are sourced in canada? in india and the phillipines? we are not unionized.
i know it’s hard to face the idea that your favourite show might have been made unethically especially when you’ve spent so much time hating the mcu for doing the same thing. you don’t have to start hating your favourite show. just like…be aware. don’t be smarmy about it. don’t claim without research that a beautifully animated movie Must mean the animators were not working 16 hour days and weekends. i do think we can fix this 👍 but we can’t fix it if 90% of us don’t even realize what the problem really is
now that it’s come out that the spiderverse animators were working unsustainable hours yall need to be aware of this more than ever. even good movies aren’t innocent of this. we often see the narrative of “see what happens if you pay animators well and give them time to work?” when it comes to good movies but. that is almost never the case. the artists are still being worked to the bone. the movie being good does not negate this.
