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Huh... Okay, so I'm annoyed. I know it's important to practice your skills in drawing and take criticism and learn from it, but there is a limit. When you express that you disagree with a critic's opinion why do they immediately suspect you are only looking for praise?? It's like ,"Maybe we just don't agree with your opinions OR maybe your opinions just seem off the wall!" I know the artists on gaia must feel the same way. When critics group us into that category that is called STEREOTYPING. Not only is this foolish, but it is also childish. Today's lesson: If you are going to try and offer helpful criticism please make sure YOUR thoughts are straight. DON'T jump the gun and assume anything. Maybe people have a perfectly good REASON for questioning YOU. Hmm...Maybe this is a reason why people don't like critics? There. smile I feel better.

Posted by: xXSexy AfflictionXx Fri Sep 11, 2009 @ 05:29am

Donna toki datte tatta hitori de unmei wasurete ikite kita no ni - Utada

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Commented on: Fri Sep 11, 2009 @ 11:53pm


	Yeah, I saw those comments. That guy's comments on the kimono and the boots was so stupid. First of all, who said it that anime was a style that follows by the rules? If you look at all the populer animes/mangas of today, you will see many variations and creations based on the traditional kimono. And he acted like he knew all about fashion and st. Who cares if she was wearing boots with the dress? The artist can draw whatever they see fit to draw on their character, it's called imagination. Following by the realistic fashion rules of society will get you nowhere as an artist. Ok, that was my rant of the day...and I'm mad the text they want me to write below to make sure I'm not a computer says "defeated sagging"!! heart gonk emo**

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