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Drew up Pepper for Grandpa Kumquat since this OC won the Hunger Games event on the Fennah Discord- having a nice little SPA DAY. I love her to bits and I'm happy that an OC won. It was brilliant and I loved seeing all the wacky interactions that were generated. Fun stuff.
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Yeah that makes sense XD
Also to keep the "critics" out. A whole lotta people seem to enjoy tearing Sams (and yours by extent) work apart. :(
But that's the internet. *shrugs*
That'd be awesome :D
I'd love to follow the development of things a bit more. (Wouldn't comment that much myself though, i sometimes struggle with words lol)
Also to keep the "critics" out. A whole lotta people seem to enjoy tearing Sams (and yours by extent) work apart. :(
But that's the internet. *shrugs*
That'd be awesome :D
I'd love to follow the development of things a bit more. (Wouldn't comment that much myself though, i sometimes struggle with words lol)
I don't mind critics at all- you never know if your ideas work or not unless they're challenged and critiques help with improvement. Truthfully, I only get annoyed by criticism or critics if they dish out criticism to others' work, but as soon as THEIR stuff gets critiqued then they recoil instantly or become self-loathing because someone said their stuff could use work. That stuff has me like "bruh". If you're out here giving critiques to other artists whether they asked for it or not, you gotta be able to handle the same treatment.
And sure thing.
https://discord.gg/avmf9Gjm
This link has a few good uses. Should work fine.
And sure thing.
https://discord.gg/avmf9Gjm
This link has a few good uses. Should work fine.
Thank you very much :D
Yes, critique can be helpful and eye opening, and learning how to properly give and recieve critique is hard.
But i was rather referring to the majority of comments that seem more like undeserved, unneccessary complaints or downright hate speech than actual criticism.
I could go into a lengthy rant about this but i seriously don't want to right now.
All i'm saying is, Sam deserves better, and you deserve better ^^
Thank you for the link. And hell, thanks for answering in the first place. Have a nice day ^^
Yes, critique can be helpful and eye opening, and learning how to properly give and recieve critique is hard.
But i was rather referring to the majority of comments that seem more like undeserved, unneccessary complaints or downright hate speech than actual criticism.
I could go into a lengthy rant about this but i seriously don't want to right now.
All i'm saying is, Sam deserves better, and you deserve better ^^
Thank you for the link. And hell, thanks for answering in the first place. Have a nice day ^^
No trouble!
Eh, for the ones that are more on the hateful side, I'd say they still have their place to some extent. It will let you appreciate good critiques that will help you improve.
I know someone who would get really heated about me supporting my partner's work and gives all this criticism to him about his stuff. They're actually the one I was referring to- They'll give out a lot of rude criticism, but if anyone even remotely says their stuff could use work, they get extremely upset/self-loathing They're iffy; apparently they were begging a friend of mine in dm's on twitter to follow them. So with some people, I just assume they have their own issues in life. But with other people I assume they just find it fun to rip into, and fair enough. That's just how people can be.
I think a lot of the ruder comments have their place and some people make solid points that should be listened to and considered, but if you're going to dish out criticism to an artist, you ought to make sure you can handle it yourself.
And it's all good, lmao. No trouble at all, and same to you.
Eh, for the ones that are more on the hateful side, I'd say they still have their place to some extent. It will let you appreciate good critiques that will help you improve.
I know someone who would get really heated about me supporting my partner's work and gives all this criticism to him about his stuff. They're actually the one I was referring to- They'll give out a lot of rude criticism, but if anyone even remotely says their stuff could use work, they get extremely upset/self-loathing They're iffy; apparently they were begging a friend of mine in dm's on twitter to follow them. So with some people, I just assume they have their own issues in life. But with other people I assume they just find it fun to rip into, and fair enough. That's just how people can be.
I think a lot of the ruder comments have their place and some people make solid points that should be listened to and considered, but if you're going to dish out criticism to an artist, you ought to make sure you can handle it yourself.
And it's all good, lmao. No trouble at all, and same to you.
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