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Deviousness `ChewedKandi has certainly gone out of her way to keep the vector community on the right path. Always making sure that her talents are infinitely scalable, Sharon has put her bezier curves to excellent use, and firmly anchored herself as an inspirational leader. We're absolutely delighted to bestow the Deviousness Award for June 2013 to `ChewedKandi. Congratulations, Sharon! Read More
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Draw my Naruto OC Manku Urakami. It's can be all thet u want, fan art, face screenshots, couple art or else.
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Yea... and if you don't read the rules, you won't get anything out of this.
Advertise; you don't have to but is looked up upon
which consists of 3 parts in order:
-a commentary on the subject of the piece
-followed by a commentary on the piece itself
-ended with a quick note of the fanbase bump variety.
a good example is the pic you made of sheogorath, and how i would respond to it:
"ah yes, good old sheo, most hilarious of all the deadric princes, oh how it is a talent of his. i do say you have captured his essence quite well here.
the marvelously refined detailing you have managed, such as his complextion, expression, eyes, and most notably the features of his jacket-simply exquisite.
.....(also, cheese, for everyone!!!!
that makes the best of all three, wouldn't you say?
So what happens when you're commenting from half the world away, using words and being unable to use intonation and body language to convey your point? Well, 99% of it is lost in translation and one innocent comment can be taken the wrong way. We've all seen it at one point, where someone says something along the lines of "The pencilwork/paragraph structure/random example seems a little off" and then it all explodes.
So rather than drawing that flak down on their heads some people just go with the safe option of "Hehe, funny character said something funny" or "WOOOOO! Pop culture reference!"
Which is a shame because comments can help artists learn and develop their skill, while at the same allowing them to learn how to deal with those more overly critical comments. And it also helps commentators to learn how to better voice their ideas and thoughts. Both sides lose out in the end.
good point though, some people apparently don't know how use written medium in this way, so they dumb it down a fair bit.
But seriously, I don't think people mean to annoy you. We just dont know what to say, we're obviously not as good at arting as the artist, and we're not likely to be able to add much more than "Cool!" or "May the Force be with you."