their work ended up on the Web, how they feel about copyright and

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user criticism. And asked them to illustrate the topic with their work.

Vasya Lozhkin


Vasya Lozhkin

About the history of works on
the Internet. The Internet has influenced my work more list of israel cell phone numbers as a kind of stimulus. If there
were no Internet, I would probably draw less.

How do I feel about criticism? Criticism in my case is: "Die, you bastard." And also: "He should
be put in prison, in a madhouse and burned at the stake." Can this be called criticism and
can we react to it, listen to opinions? Probably not. My
pictures are quite simple, so what kind of criticism can we talk about? A person
put a like, and that's good, he liked it.

The pictures I draw are, in my opinion, more beautiful in real life.
But now, with the development of science and technology, very good smartphones with
good cameras have appeared. I took a photo, posted it on the Internet, and that's
all.

I posted my first works on LJ around 2007. I remember this
series of pictures: back then they were just drawn with gouache on paper, and I
scanned them. I don't remember exactly what was on them, but something scary. I loved
scary pictures back then.

I haven't been on LJ for a long time now. It just so happened that I haven't
used a computer for about two years, and
using LJ from a mobile device or smartphone was terribly painful, difficult, and impossible. Maybe
they've fixed everything now, but a few years ago it was a nightmare, so I
didn't write anything there anymore. I mostly use Facebook. We live at such
a fast pace now that it's easier for everyone to look at something on a mobile phone than on
a monitor.