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Why am I doing this?
I'm trying to show to deviants a real value of good feedback. It's something we should all learn to appreciate, when the comments aren't just pure words like awesome, wow, good, cool...
Deviantart is a big community with many exposed/underexposed artists but all of us are the same when it comes to getting feedback. We all get good and bad.
Nice feedback comment shouldn't be 3000 lines, 35000 characters and what not.
It could be a phrase or two to show our appreciation or suggest something new or better to the author (in our opinion).
Comments such as How did this get on frontpage? (which I agree with sometimes) aren't really a feedback. That is only you not agreeing with dA choices, rules, and deviant's popularity.
When commenting, try to be nice. It doesn't hurt. It won't do anyone harm. Don't play like you know everything in this world, unless you're a professional art critic and you have a reason to think you're helping with your harsh critique. Be down to earth. People are very sensitive when it comes to their art. Support them. Don't hate them and call them names. It's only your loss.
Don't forget that noone's perfect. Noone's art is perfect.
But there's a beauty in every form of it, and if you see it, and you and you and you... the world becomes a better place.
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The project is now closed. Thank you all who participated.
We collected 636 participants, which is a great achievement.
The comments are being "processed now".
I will try to give a comment/critique to everyone who participated, just please, be patient.
I will let you know when the project's officially ended, and I will announce the 100
winner in this journal too.
Thank you
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+ if you want more exposure, join us here
Mia
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The winner is:
Congrats!
please, support this journal with simple
so more people can see it _______________________________________________________________
Hello, dear deviants!
Do you want more constructive feedback? You can get it for free.
In order to participate you only have to:
fav this journal
and
comment on it.
I will make sure I visit your page and comment on one of your deviations, giving it a constructive comment/critique.
+
one lucky deviant who participates in this project will get 100 points
_
Why am I doing this?
I'm trying to show to deviants a real value of good feedback. It's something we should all learn to appreciate, when the comments aren't just pure words like awesome, wow, good, cool...
Deviantart is a big community with many exposed/underexposed artists but all of us are the same when it comes to getting feedback. We all get good and bad.
Nice feedback comment shouldn't be 3000 lines, 35000 characters and what not.
It could be a phrase or two to show our appreciation or suggest something new or better to the author (in our opinion).
Comments such as How did this get on frontpage? (which I agree with sometimes) aren't really a feedback. That is only you not agreeing with dA choices, rules, and deviant's popularity.
When commenting, try to be nice. It doesn't hurt. It won't do anyone harm. Don't play like you know everything in this world, unless you're a professional art critic and you have a reason to think you're helping with your harsh critique. Be down to earth. People are very sensitive when it comes to their art. Support them. Don't hate them and call them names. It's only your loss.
Don't forget that noone's perfect. Noone's art is perfect.
But there's a beauty in every form of it, and if you see it, and you and you and you... the world becomes a better place.
_
The project is now closed. Thank you all who participated.
We collected 636 participants, which is a great achievement.
The comments are being "processed now".
I will try to give a comment/critique to everyone who participated, just please, be patient.
I will let you know when the project's officially ended, and I will announce the 100
winner in this journal too.Thank you
_
+ if you want more exposure, join us here
Mia
_
The winner is:
Congrats!
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