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So i've had this profile for years and never done anythng with it.
I think I might try to actually do something with it now.
Riveting stuff I know.
Probably write some short stuff, flesh out ideas i've been wanting to write down for a long time but haven't.
We'll see what happens.
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Thanks so much for the watch 
Thank you for adding me to your watchlist 
Sure thing.
Thanks for the 
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You should try and post something, unless you're truly Socratic and don't believe in leaving behind a written word. It's easy to be a critic, but harder to say something positively (as in say anything at all, not be in a good mood)
I do say positive things on artwork that I like, and I'm critical of art I do not like or believe needs improvement. Isnt that the purpose of displaying ones work? For it to be admired or criticised. I will post something if and when I learn how to use a computer properly and create works of art.
I don't deny it at all.
In fact I agree entirely. It is, however, easy to be a 'praiser'/critic and hard to do it yourself. It's a good exercise to sometimes do what you often comment on because 1) it helps you know the craft better and 2) you are better able to judge the whole by knowing the process.
In fact I agree entirely. It is, however, easy to be a 'praiser'/critic and hard to do it yourself. It's a good exercise to sometimes do what you often comment on because 1) it helps you know the craft better and 2) you are better able to judge the whole by knowing the process.