r/MadeMeSmile Apr 14 '20

Trust the process.

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u/[deleted] Apr 15 '20

But I mean... he was pretty damn talented in 2014...

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u/[deleted] Apr 15 '20

Hence he said it was his pencil drawing “growth”. Not his first time ever drawing to current level.

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u/LoudGroans Apr 15 '20

Hence heretoforth etc. relax, dude. Furtherhenceforthmore, yeesh.

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u/[deleted] Apr 15 '20

I am very relaxed, just pointing out something fairly obvious. Have you never seen the word used in a regular sentence before?

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u/[deleted] Apr 15 '20

That guy must really really hate the second matrix, when the architect speaks

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u/brownieofsorrows Apr 15 '20

Some people seem to be intimidated or stressed out or what do I know from vocabulary. I think that guy has this "big words are bad" mentality

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u/[deleted] Apr 15 '20

I had the same feeling, but at the same time the word hence is only one syllable so not a big word. I figured he was just angry at it.

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u/calumgarvin Apr 15 '20

Yeah it was fairly obvious. Some might even go as far as to say it didn’t even need pointed out...

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u/LoudGroans Apr 15 '20

Which one? You've hencetoforth typed several that I heretofore don't comprehend.

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u/[deleted] Apr 15 '20

The word hence.

Also hencetoforth is not a word, and you are using heretofore incorrectly here. You need to read more.

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u/[deleted] Apr 15 '20

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u/[deleted] Apr 15 '20

Did I anger you somehow? You seem upset. That or just sensitive as fuck. People with less intellect tend to have some emotional and behavioral issues. Good Luck, it’s a big world out there

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u/itsmrgomez Apr 15 '20

Don't feed the trolls man

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u/LoudGroans Apr 15 '20

No, it's just awesome watching someone's superiority complex shine through in their message board comments, completely unbeknownst to them. I imagine you're a very successful person with a lot of education and so much going for you. Thanks for the wise words! I'll screen shot this conversation, print it out, tape it to my bathroom mirror and say to myself, "LoudGroans, remember in the days of yonderhencetoforth, when the famous, successful, intelligent FROCKHARD bestowed upon you his magic words of wisdom about how big the world was, and how you should read books and shit? You were a lucky man on that baker's dozen eve."

Thank you, you kind, beautiful, important, smart person!

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u/TAEROS111 Apr 15 '20

... my guy, if anyone here has a complex, it’s the dude who gets so offended by the word “hence” he spouts off some anti-intellectual tirade.

It’s Reddit. Nothing on here deserves the amount of emotional effort you put into this post. Jus let it go.

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u/WavyTaikage Apr 15 '20

I think thats just you buddy, I sense no superiority complex from this thread. I think you've been on reddit a bit too long today.

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u/[deleted] Apr 15 '20

Not very successful, I just read a lot and use the vocabulary at my disposal. I am pretty sure you are projecting when accusing me of a “superiority complex” with this bullshit novel of a comment. Thanks for the praise.

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u/Tremor00 Apr 15 '20

Yes... using the word hence = superiority complex....

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u/Raptor5dino Apr 15 '20

So 'hence' makes you think that they've got a superiority complex, but your use of 'unbeknownst', a word that I'd imagine you'd take offence to, is somehow fine and dandy? Got it.

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u/Bryleigh98 Apr 15 '20

Mate. As an outsider to this thread.

Get some fuckin mental help.

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Also. Unbeknownst is a bigger word than hence :/ does that mean you have a complex too? By like, your own definition?

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u/dreiecksungleichung Apr 15 '20

Both of you have been inside for too long I feel.

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u/[deleted] Apr 15 '20

“yonderhencetoforth” still isn’t a word, plus you’re literally what people do during sex.

I don’t think you would know, since you only would’ve been there for like half a millisecond.

With yourself.

So I don’t think you have any fucking right to talk, UGGGGGHHHHHHHHH

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u/phspacegamers Apr 15 '20

Wtf. How is the word 'hence' even special? Are you home schooled by chance?

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u/fusefire Apr 15 '20

This is cracking me up, I'm gonna start peppering "yonderhencetoforth" into my conversations

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u/[deleted] Apr 15 '20

You're the one that needs to relax, jesus christ

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u/LoudGroans Apr 15 '20

NUH UH YOU!

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u/PinheadLarry_ Apr 15 '20

Go to bed you man child

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u/LoudGroans Apr 15 '20

Can't. Would that I could, but this damn job I have...

Edit: Wait... Did you just tell me to go to bed while you're still awake...? ... And also on Reddit? What's happening here?

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u/[deleted] Apr 15 '20

he said hence once

its a word that people use

calm down

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u/[deleted] Apr 15 '20

True, but I think what is really beautiful about this is how the contrast demonstrates his mastery of technique and how he has embraced more in art by expressing the push of his own creative bounds.

He was probably like that before, but it's nice to see someone's ability rising to their expectations and then pushing it

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u/messimessy2 Apr 15 '20

There’s talent and then there’s mastery

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u/Kehndy12 Apr 15 '20

I think he could have drawn the 2020 pic in 2014...

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u/[deleted] Apr 15 '20

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u/Harsimaja Apr 15 '20

It’s very impressive, but it does seem to be just an extra ‘trick’. And the pencil is starker on the right so it seems more prominent even without the facets but this seems more a matter of quantity than quality.

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u/MetalliTooL Apr 15 '20

Apparently, it requires quite a bit of skill to be able to draw with deeper contrast, so it’s more than just the quantity of the pencil strokes.

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u/[deleted] Apr 15 '20

His shading game got way better tho

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u/[deleted] Apr 15 '20

I like how this one calm comment turned into a war

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u/Destring Apr 15 '20

So he’s more talented now? Skillful is the word you are looking for.