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Art you don't like doesn't mean the artist was lazy.
Art you don't like doesn't mean the artists aren't decent.
Having a particular taste or preference for a style is fine. Expecting that it's the only thing that's acceptable is foolish.
Oh, so, as long as it's Art (which can be pretty much anything, really), that means it's okay, because beauty is in the eye of the beholder? You do realize that if I spin it like that, then nothing can ever be lazy or badly done, simply because there's bound to be at least one person to say otherwise. And every single artist, from a toddler doodling to a photorealistic painter are all, at the very least, decent.
I disagree with the whole subjectivity over objectivity argument. While art does change value depending on the one observing, I still stand by my point that the artist phoned it in, and that there's a deeper trend of this happening over time at Steam. Simply going "it's all subjective" is just as stupid as going "it's all objective". There's parts of both involved, and I believe that the artwork at this sale is repulsive to many more.
What I think happened, is that there's a downright incompetent person working at Valve as a Steam art director, that commissions the artists not for their merit, but rather for being friends/being in the crowd of wankers and money launderers that is the modern art scene. You can't fire an artist you never had on payroll, but you certainly can fire incompetent management that lead to this happening in the first place.
The overall main stylistic difference now is that it's a bit more plainly-cutesier than than it was before, whereas before it was a bit more on the gronky, ugly-cute side of things.
I surmise that that's what some people are having a backlash against.
And that's a whole truckload full of assumptions and prejudices if I've ever seen one...
I feel like we something lose from focus we're at a videogame store.
I mean others stores aren't precisely throwing it out of the park either in the art department.
Just look at Humble: https://imgur.com/a/hnHAkVj
Epic: https://imgur.com/a/X0MiBeL
Origin: https://imgur.com/a/Dhi8IUQ
It's best to stick with the generalized theme of it, than to essentially go off the rails to more interpretive than matter-of-fact. Deviation of such usually causes more dislike than likes, which we see demonstrated in numerous forms of media to the point many advocate for removing the ability to see disliking of pushed material.
Had them gone with an 'autumm theme' with falling leaves and such we'd still have someone making a thread about the artwork being dull, unoriginal and Steam just phoning in with a 'regular autumm artwork'.
You can't please all the 27 million of Steam Users at the same time. Someone is got to complain about everything you do.
And considering this sale just brought one single thread complaining about it (2019 Winter sale comparatively got loads more complaints in the art department) I'd say it's not being that much of an issue.
Yeah, because Steam actually noticed the horrid art, and hid it somewhat. You can't see it front and center at the store page anymore, there's just an inoffensive text banner. At least I can't, maybe Steam did it just for me. That's admitting failure, no doubt about it.
It's better to have dull artwork than to have bad artwork. Especially in the mundane thing as a store sale. It's not an art gallery for experimentation and expression, it's just a store. I'll take a by-the-books unimaginative generic painting of buildings/people than a modern "art piece" any day.
Well, other stores are not as old, popular, prominent or spyware-free. Just because the general bar is mediocrity, does not excuse being bad yourself.
I find the badge completely disturbing.
I don't know why.
What are the spots?
Why do they disappear?
Why is it swirling then going solid then stripes?
Why is it growing lumps?
It's negative weird.
I will get 1 earlump, and not do any more of the badge levels, which means not completing the voting. Also not a loss, but disappointing in that it's the first year I'm not interested.