DISCLAIMER! This is NOT directed at any one person. This is a vague generalization of everything I draw for other people. I'm sure there's lot of other artists out there who feel the same way I do about this kinda thing.
I saw something similar posted by someone on Twitter and thought I'd do my own take on it.
Good way to help with that sometimes, find someone that can be brutally honest, both ways. Will say when it's awesome, will say when it needs improvement. Then no matter how much Person X says it's awesome, you can double check. Granted, even then, opinions are subjective. =) No perfect system.
Good way to help with that sometimes, find someone that can be brutally honest, both ways. Will say
I guess it can be. But if it helps, I didn't follow you because I didn't like your work. I followed you because you drew some really nice rats. You're gaining followers and people who like your stuff because they like what you're doing. I hope when you have those moments where you feel like you're not doing good work it'll give you some comfort.
And if you'll permit me to be sappy, just a little.
2 points to remember we are always our own worst critiques and secondly just remind yourself that it is very rude to assume such things of others, if it helps pay attention to actions...if a person comes back to you again and again and again for commissions one should think that they loved your work after all they are dedicating there hard earned money to it, and there's no greater sign in this day and age of enjoyment then that, another thing to watch for is constructive criticism, its easy to think that someone being critic of your work is not liking it, but quite the contrary if someone is taking time out to point out problems and give you suggestions on how to improve it means they like your work and want to see it achieve its best possible form.
and how to spot people who hate your work, thats easy....there not here. if a person truely dispises your art, they havnt watched you, maybe they have even blocked subs on you meaning they dont see your works, at all, on the site, that is a thing you can do here so it really is best to assume that anyone who takes the time to say something on your work at least has an interest in it, cause if they didnt all they have to do to banish you from there lives is click 2 buttons.
2 points to remember we are always our own worst critiques and secondly just remind yourself that it
sadly no way to know that i know of, for privacy reasons theres no way to see who has you blocked that i know of...maybe the admins have acess to that info but i doubt they would be willing to share.
sadly no way to know that i know of, for privacy reasons theres no way to see who has you blocked th
Well, i mostly hate any art you did so far >:( I hate that stupid ass long comic with its lame characters and simple style... no shadows? No nips on males? No massivly complex backgrounds?? Tzk why even bother doing something at all... And that whole topic... bottomless city?? Seriously? How dumb is that please... you could have go for an nudist setting then, makes it more believable.
And oh yeah, cub art as 95% of this stuff is... such creepy stuff, everyone who draws cubs or enjoys looking at them, are most certainly pedos in real life. So please, stop drawing anymore and we all will be happy! 🖤🖤🖤
Well, i mostly hate any art you did so far >:( I hate that stupid ass long comic with its lame chara
Very much isn't. Even when I was starting to draw (and stopped b/c life) back 12-13 years ago, I was improving quite quickly and couldn't see it then.
It took looking at those old drawings after a decade of removal from drawing (and countless bottles of booze) for me to see I actually was getting much better.
I can't and won't speak for other artists, but for me, I could never make my art as good as it "should be". The vision in my head vs. reality never matched up and it made me think I still sucked just as bad as when I started.
If I'd had known this then, I'd have been more reluctant to give up drawing and now be eyeing starting, basically, from scratch again... (Stupid, stupid, stupid)
Very much isn't. Even when I was starting to draw (and stopped b/c life) back 12-13 years ago, I was
It's even when you succeed at stuff you still doubt it, as if someone's going to call you out on it and say 'no we where just pretending, you really suck at it'.
It's even when you succeed at stuff you still doubt it, as if someone's going to call you out on it
Lol, every time I make a post I feel that way. Then people hit "Like" and I feel that way. Your line skills and colouring are pretty decent Pickles, so don't bash yourself too much about it. >_<
Lol, every time I make a post I feel that way. Then people hit "Like" and I feel that way. Your line
Ha! No. I'm just a negative person all around. My motivation to continue is, oddly enough, internal as well. It would seem that the motivation is currently stronger than the negativity.
Ha! No. I'm just a negative person all around. My motivation to continue is, oddly enough, internal
I assure you, every artist feels this way. We are our own worst critic. And if it helps you rationalize it, A huge part of your appeal (at least to me) isnt even so much your drawing (Which is definitely good, but of course there can only ever be one 'best'... whoever that is) but your writing. I am not exaggerating when I say that Sleepover is one of the best written comics within that respective kink that I have ever read. The story so far is both believable and still keeps the reader 'excited' while weaving the tale. You deserve the hype, and I have gone from not having heard of you, to checking your page WAY more often than I should in less than a month. Keep up the great work.
I assure you, every artist feels this way. We are our own worst critic. And if it helps you rational
exactly how many hyped reactions does it take for an otter to get it. 4000 5000. we love your work and I love being able to read and see the struggles an artist takes. mabby you will never see it because you know about the 10 pixels that are out of place to you that we never see. if this had the 10-pixel problem I would be shocked.
exactly how many hyped reactions does it take for an otter to get it. 4000 5000. we love your work
Hey! i can kind of understand your feelings from a general point of view, you may have one of the AvPD (Avoidant Personality Disorder) types! if this happens quite often to you and with many different things and topics, not just art.
Hey! i can kind of understand your feelings from a general point of view, you may have one of the A
I genuinely like your sleep over comic. While capable of subterfuge, I dislike it and generally don't bother with it. Feel free to react how you want, but I'm telling you the exact truth as I see it. :P
I genuinely like your sleep over comic. While capable of subterfuge, I dislike it and generally don'
Ok.... Nurse! Tell the Patient to pull down his pants and lay on his belly, I am going to him an infusion of Courage through the Rectum! D:<
Sillyness aside, I have looked through your work and honestly, you have progressed a lot during the time. Your work looks good and will look better and better as long as you keep drawing.
Ok.... Nurse! Tell the Patient to pull down his pants and lay on his belly, I am going to him an inf
I think that's called "imposter syndrome". The idea that your success is a fluke and eventually they will realize it. Even people who have made it to celebrity status suffer from it.
I think that's called "imposter syndrome". The idea that your success is a fluke and eventually they
Im late commenting to this but lmao yeah, flip the panels on each and thats me, im like "Eh this is alright.." and theyre like "Omg this looks great!" and me like "Hahathanks ;v;~"
Im late commenting to this but lmao yeah, flip the panels on each and thats me, im like "Eh this is
