>>97736
It’s a very vague question but I’ll try to answer.
The huge difference between the types you mention is their objectives. The dichotomy lies in the very reason they draw in the first place. Both are easily detectable, and both have good and bad sides.
-the ticklefag artist is obsessed by the very idea of tickling. When he draws, it’s to masturbate. Wether directly, or through his interaction with the community at large. In art, it is mostly visible through the style itself, as it is often not caring about the details, focusing on the details of the soles rather than a feeling supposed to be conveyed by the piece.
This can make for some good porn and very carefree people, but it can also make a lot of talentless hacks that we used to put in cringe compilations ten years ago.
-the artist who happens to be a ticklefag is well, an artist. Their first objective isn’t to tickle X or Y, it’s to DRAW for the love of the art itself. They want to become good because they want you to feel the same sort of depraved shit they have going through their head. They learn what looks good and what doesn’t, and then they go one of two routes:
- The dopamine addicted artist isn’t here to become good anymore, he’s here to be an influencer. His style stagnated, his drawings have become more palatable to what he deems to be the bigger number, he draws the flavor of the month whenever possible. He’s no artist anymore, he’s a carpet seller. (Most take this route because most artists are broke).
- The real artist keeps going. Even after he’s become good, his quest to become even better does not end. He gets into projects he never finishes for the sake of trying it out and not making a product, he doesn’t feel the need to upload every X period. He’s free to draw what he wants and he will make it good, because making it good is what he wants. That doesn’t mean he’s not into it and he dick doesn’t go hard at the thought of destroying lolis, but he does it with taste. (cf. triangles3)