My Vtuber Self ch32

p1
>Hah... And here I was doing my best in my own way.
>ASMR.
>Worrying about something again?
>You're so diligent, Teruko~
>You carry too much on your shoulders.

>Basically this work... project got a so-so response,
>even though I thought it was better than what I had before.
>Oh my, so your job has that kind of thing too?

>Too?
>Fu...
>Allow me to give you some words passed down from a great ancestor...

p2
>Cast aside the naive notion that something will sell if it's good.
>I wanna eat ramen.
>Cast aside the naive notion that something will sell if it's good!?

>It's a common topic in the artist community.
>Something someone has spent the entire day giving their all to draw
>Uwaaah
>tends to get less views than something they scribbled in an hour.

p3
>Why does that happen?
>There's a lot of reasons.
>For starters, quality isn't the only component when it comes to art.
>For example, one-hour doodles drawn in response to spur-of-the-moment events have a lot of enthusiasm behind them,
>whereas drawings that take a longer time to draw miss that window and come off as seeming too stiff.
>>Relevant
>>Gag
>>Timing
>>Unique
>>Trend
>>Serious
>>Familiarity
>>Energy
>>Narrative
>>Quality
>>Boobs
>Uwaah! Look at thiiis!!
>I'm a genius!!
>I have no idea what's right anymore.

>So you can't really do anything about that cycle of joy and sorry.
>It's a bit sad when nobody appreciates something you put effort into, though.
>So what's the solution?
>I just draw a lot without worrying about it,
>while of course improving on my mistakes.

>So don't feel down, Teruko. Just keep bringing out projects.
>I'll be rooting for ya.

>...Yeah.

p4
>On an unrelated note, what did you think of Doujima Taiga's ASMR stream the other day?
>AWESOME.
>[good old oscured wall of text]
>She's a genius at finding the good points~