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The art internet can often feel like a seedy underbelly of capitalism at work. I suspect similar things happen to many other hobbies if I just bother to look. You'll see the same set of supplies hyped over and over, followed by throes of people decrying them. The supplies in question might have actual merit, or they might not, but it's scarcely relevant because the clicks are what everything is about. I especially dislike the usage of provocative words like "lies" and "pretend", though sometimes it's almost as if these content creators believe wholeheartedly in their personal tenets (or they just really love clickbait titles, both would make me avoid their channels entirely). Thing is, supplies are really, really personal. I've said it before. I will say it again. What works for one person may not work for another. My style is different from yours, my preferences differ as well. There is no holy grail, no one size fits all. If you dislike something everyone seems to love, you're not…

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