u/MelancholyFrog_

She whispered in my ear the sweetest of thoughts and ideas. She offered me inspiration, and help, and all I could desire as an artist. However, I felt this to be an unfair proposition. How could an artist like I benefit from inspiration that is not mine? How could an artist like I even begin to rest, and give the reins to instinct when all I've become over years with pen and ink has driven me to a new kind of instinct? I rejected her offer, naturally. My art is mine to make, and my masterpieces will be of my own design. This woman holds no place in my mind, and much less my gallery. I am me, and I am an artist. And the EGO defeats the ID when observed by SUPEREGO. My Student masterwork is soon to come, and I will prove myself worthy of the title Docent, and soon, Maestro.

Hello, fellow artists. I was curious if it were possible for me to use, purchase, rent, or earn a portion of the Corridor to use as a personal workspace. I was thinking of a beautiful project I could potentially create, however I need space, and P-Corp technology is simply out of the price range. If this is at all possible, do let me know what is required of me in exchange for such a favour.

I was curious as to whether or not psychoments or Abnormality Gears are suitable as materials involved in submitted artworks. I had recently come across an abnormality called the Time Duck, which has some extremely striking and inspiring pieces of psychoment that come from it, and was curious if those gears could be used in submissions of my work.

Hello, friends. My name is Rye, and I wish to join The Ring. However, I am unsure of which movement would be the most helpful to follow to learn the basics involved in other movements. I wish to found my own movement some day, but I lack the basics and principles involved in doing such, so I wish to learn under the tutelage of a maestro that can assist with that. If any students or docents have reccomendations, I am open to them. Thank you very much.

(Ps: I do not appreciate corporism in the way others might. I respect it as an artform, but it is not for me.)