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Crossover County - The Hardships of a Cult Leader pg. 3.

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Crossover County - Better than an Autograph pg. 1.

I don't think I'm too special in this matter, so just like a ton of other artist, yeah, I tend to look at other's artworks a tiny bit diferetly when it comes to criticizm than I look on mines… ^^; I just wanted to capture this feeling with this little comic thingy :D I wanted to draw small comics like this a ton of times already, but they almost always turned out to be too long, but I could restrain myself this time :D

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Type: Comic

Published: 3 years ago

Rating: General

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ThaPig

3 years ago

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Every artist is his own harshest critic ( ᐢ (oo) ᐢ )

Drizzle

3 years ago

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@ ThaPig

How have I never seen that pig emote before? It's adorable!

ThaPig

3 years ago

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@ Drizzle

Thanks!

HiroKetzio

3 years ago

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Eesh.. I feel ya... Sometimes i feel like it's like this for everyone of us artists... IxI

asthexiancal

3 years ago

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One thing I noticed long ago and that applies almost anytime - the more an artist is skilled, the less he/she is happy with his/her own creations...........

FrancisJCat

3 years ago

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Sounds about right :3

Meowz

3 years ago

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Please allow me to show me attitude towards this. ;)

https://tinyurl.com/yakp3rv2

winkin

3 years ago

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I've had that exact same thing with writing. *nods* Struggle over a handful of words for hours but find even something simple someone else slapped together in a few minutes to be great. ^^;

Sadly no artistic talent at all so I just happily applaud 99% of what I see just delighted anyone is making anything most of the time. :D <3

tailgat

3 years ago

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yes, exaggerating in both cases is wrong. ( i often do that while making comments)
the old: "do and accept constructive criticism without thinking is always trolling
and learn from imPrefeztionK or you will never grow as an artist / writer / wathever"
is more or less still valid,

shadowtrigger

3 years ago

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Yep.

As artists, we tend to lift others higher than we will ever lift ourselves.

JohnnyCanidae

3 years ago

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The difference, of course, is that you know exactly what you pictured in your head, and if it doesn't make it perfectly to the page, you will always see that imperfection. Someone else only sees what you got on the page, and to them it is either appealing, or not, and the tiny details are invisible to them. We writers have the same problem. Rarely are we fully satisfied with what we get down on the page. Unless we're Robert Heinlein, I guess, who had a reputation of non-revision on his works.

Hoya82

3 years ago

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Me today is better than me yesterday.

BillyPlats

3 years ago

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Everybody who tries to create anything, be it art or a story or music, goes through that. We are our own worst critics.

Kernog

3 years ago

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Same goes with writers, I can tell you.

PURRfect93

3 years ago

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I know the feeling to well. Unfortunately it managed to keep me from ever actually progressing. At least I'm an *ok* colorist lol

Viro

3 years ago

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Yep, right in the soul >w<;

XPAuthor

3 years ago

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Artist moment. Been there... often...

SherryDomino

3 years ago

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This applies very much so to writers as well. Learning to silence your inner critic is one of the most important and most difficult skills one must learn.

Lnarra214

3 years ago

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Yeah, 1000% this.

silverleaf455

3 years ago

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I had an artist friend once tell me the way they see it "I always dislike my own art no matter how good it is, because if I feel I could have done better that I will strive to improve. When I decide that I do like my own art and it is good enough, I stop trying to improve and I start to get lazy."

So yeah I totally understand how you feel here, and you always do so amazing with your expressions and body language. ^.^

KNIFE

3 years ago

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SO much YES!

elmind

3 years ago

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I know this very well... When trying to sprite stuff sometimes I get stuck on ONE PIXEL and whether or not it should be changed... And at times I burn the whole thing because I can't move on c`:

AceV

3 years ago

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I feel personally attacked xD

TehEternusDranuh

3 years ago

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Can feel this even in other works. I work on 3d models, and i've legit spent hours completely obsessed with a jawline not quite being round enough- but the moment i try to fix it, it's too round and just endless frustration around it, while everyone i showed it to were going 'that looks great, why are you upset'