Dumb fat bitch has trouble holding a paintbrush now

[captain_kamala]

This is, of course, due to her athleticism

 

[quasi101]

she can still hold a fork nice and steady it seems though

 

[Jen_Tomlinson]

Study painted from reference = traced

 

[Caverlock]

Maybe Patrick used to break blocks with his head.

 

[Slackjawed Cow]

What a crock of shit. Akido doesnt even strike. Its a fake pity story to try and justify her overpriced "paint by number" grift.

 

[Caverlock]

She ruined her hands practicing the martial art that's all about redirecting force away from yourself.

Well done.

 

[Juschippinyababe]

This bitches grift is straight up disgusting at this point. She may be the third most hateable character in the Pat show

 

[RickReternal]

This bitches grift is straight up disgusting at this point. She may be the third most hateable character in the Pat show

Shane
Pat
Fat bitch?

 

[Juschippinyababe]

Shane
Pat
Fat bitch?

Man I forgot butter buns is back in the fold.
Pat
Jackie
MM krill
Crescent roll hole (trying out new nicknames for Shane)

 

[Rick Roblinson]

Even lame ass always be nice and never mean A.I. thinks MM stinks

In the scenario you’ve described, where an artist claims to have purchased the rights to an existing picture and then reproduces it using a projector without any personal touches or enhancements, several ethical considerations come into play:

1. **Transparency and Honesty:
   • Lack of Disclosure: If the artist does not reveal that they used a projector and instead presents the work as an original creation, it raises ethical concerns. Buyers expect transparency about an artwork’s creation process.
   • Misrepresentation: By claiming to have purchased the rights to the image, the artist is implying originality. If this is not the case, it can be seen as misleading.
2. **Originality and Creativity:
   • Artistic Integrity: Art is often valued for its uniqueness, creativity, and personal expression. A mere reproduction without any added value may not resonate with buyers seeking originality.
   • Lack of Effort: If the artist merely traces an existing image without adding their own creative input, it diminishes the artistic effort.
3. **Value and Pricing:
   • Fair Pricing: Selling a reproduction for $500 implies a certain level of artistic merit. Buyers may feel deceived if they discover it was created using a projector.
   • Comparative Value: Buyers might question why they should pay $500 for a traced image when they could print the same picture themselves.

 

[DeadWithoutMyDavid]

Ol Michael J Fox hands

Her wrists got so fat it's pinching a nerve.

 

[N64 Cube]

There’s no one in the Pativerse that’s of healthy weight right?

 

[TheStinkySomali]

Is you're doing a martial art where you're punch bricks or boards, you're suppose to use a thing called dit da jow which is herbs boiled in alcohol. Shit actually works too. I was having pain in my finger joints whenever I bent them and the stuff got rid of it in 2 days.

 

[Brooke Shields]

sounds more like diabetes

 

[TorquieTwoBeers]

This is, of course, due to her athleticism

The big fat balls on this big fat bitch to call her art "Always Unique" when she's literally tracing someone else's art.

 

[Oogie Farts 1488]

 

[IGotATreeOnMyHouse85]

She is nothing but trash!

 

[Stent]

It's not just her hands. Everything shakes when she moves even slightly.

 

[despacito69]

There’s no one in the Pativerse that’s of healthy weight right?

Hildy? Weimer?

 

[PorqueDealer]

Weimer?

85lbs is not a healthy weight for a grown man.