Stop being a damn drama queen… ok?
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… yeah, yet another rant. I’m a angry person aren’t I?
If your going to become a artist, create art, and publish it online, then you should expect that not everyone will like your work, and not everyone will post the best of comments or say the best of things about it. Expect some to be like “This is quite beautiful, but…” because in all seriousness there will always be a but added in to the comment, if there isn’t then its not much of a useful comment. Not everyone will know how to post great constructive critiques to art, but its up to you to sort through and use these ‘negative’ comments or critiques and work them to your advantage. Or just ignore them. Its that simple.
I’m sick and tired of hearing all these artists complain how people don’t like their work. Yet still get mad at users when they still say they like it and then try to help. even if its directed at one user in particular, everyone is effected by your complaints. With the millions and millions of submissions on deviantart and other art sites and communities you should be grateful that people took the time to comment on your work , even if the comment wasn’t a 100% positive. No one is forced to comment on your art. So shut up and accept what you got. You should be happy that the art even warranted a feeling in them to post a comment. Most people want to help you and if that means stating the faults they see in your art while also providing what they liked the most and ways to improve the image, then accept them as they come. This way your next picture would be even better. But if your gonna be like “well i don’t need their help, and i don’t care.” then why are you getting all butt hurt over someone “verbally abusing” your art? if you really didn’t care then it should all shits and giggles. Stop taking every negative comment to heart and sort through real comments, like the ones that truly gave you what you asked for. Or you know what? you can solve it all by just blocking all comments. This way, everyone wins.
How do you expect artist get better in their work? its by listening to what their followers have to say. Sure your likely to get comments like “OMG!!! I LOVE THIS“. Sure its great to get these on occasion, its a great feeling to know that your art has warranted a feeling like this in someone, where they have nothing but good things to say about your piece, but how are you suppose to learn anything from that? you won’t, and if you get nothing but comments like that because that’s what you like then you will NEVER get better even if you claim you will get better on your own. If that’s the came don’t even bother asking for critiques.
If you get upset over constrictive criticism, then your not mature enough to be a artist, and you know what? just quit now. Your saving everyone the headache, of having to listen to your complaints when things don’t go your way. It doesn’t matter if you claim your art is your own. There is truly no need to get upset over a few misdirected, rude, and stupid comments. If you truly believe that your art is yours and you love it as much as you claim you do, such comments shouldn’t mean anything to you. Its your own art. Continue to provide art to the people who follow you and actually take the time to tell you how much they love it, while also giving tips and hints along the way, instead of complaining about the few who don’t. don’t ask for critiques if you can’t handle them. It’s as simple as that.
Edit: Cleaned up some mistakes here and there. Hopefully now it makes more sense. If not please state so so that I may clear it up.
From the last post, all is getting better. My grandmother and mom and have been helping me pay off the tuition and I’m ready to get a job pretty soon. A little nervous since it would be the first time I’m working a real job. I’ve volunteered… but that’s totally different. Also that lack of confidence I mentioned last post went away pretty fast the last two days of my bartending class. Sounds weird but true. I’m ready to kick some ass and prove I can make these drinks, although some studying is needed just to refresh my memory. I’m lacking in some pretty popular drinks normally made around where I live. Mainly because the course covered different types of drinks for different types of establishments (lounges, bars, clubs, frat bars, etc), to help us find several types of jobs. Anyway I want to work in the Bronx, Manhattan isn’t my thing, found like two places I wouldn’t mind working at…. I guess I’ll find out when go for a interview.
Summer. You figure that with summer there will be all sorts of eye candy, pretty much everywhere, and people will at least double their efforts to make themselves look hella hot in their new summer outfits. I’m pretty sure that applies elsewhere, but I swear it doesn’t in the Bronx. Its a all year-round ugliness fiesta, and half ass attempts to look decent. It seems to be a trend where girls wear jeans 3 times smaller and then have the nerve to wonder why their fat rolls off the top and they look like a damn mushroom, or why their ass crack shows, women who wear sandals and their feet are as gray as ash. How bout some girls who paint their nails and pretty much skip the clean up process, they walk out with more nail polish on their skin then their nails. Its pretty gross.







