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1. When did you start commenting on artwork, and why?
since the first day i joined dA. Drop constructive comment since joining ProjectComment
2. What kind of art do you like to comment on?
Anime art, colorful, digital & traditional art
3. Nowadays, do you often or comment, and why?
Fav more often than comment. If the artist replying the comments, i might drop a comment ^^
4. What motivates you to comment? Can you name three things, minimum?
I like the artwork, it's inspirational, the artwork made me "feel" , just for fun, i wanna help them improve
5. What is difficult about commenting? What do you usually do about it?
If lazines strikes and internet so slow. Do nothing, wishing the internet load faster
6. What is a constructivecomment, in your opinion?
Comment that help people know their weakness and help them to improve
7. Is there a difference between a constructive comment and a critique? If so, what is this difference?
constructive criticism can be considered as critique. But not all critiques are constructive
8. How often do you think you commentconstructively and post critiques?
Sometimes
9. Do you use a specific technique when you comment? (e.g. sandwich method)
sandwich
10. What kind of comments do you like to receive? (e.g. constructive, critique, 'normal')
constructive
11. Do you have any comment expectations regarding your artwork? (e.g. tips for improvement, likes and dislikes, etc.)
comment about the character/ the story, likes & dislikes, tips for improvement,
12. Do you have any pet peeves with the comments you receive, and the comments you give?
i dislike when people comparing my oc with another character just because they have similar hair/eye colors, and etc~
13. In all honesty, when you comment, would you like to receive a comment back?
yes
14. Do you have any tips and suggestions for new commenters and artists looking for feedback?
join ProjectComment ?
15. Ask one question about comments you would like your tagged people to answer!
Many people dislike critism even though it's a constructive one, how about you?
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Comments: 23
I don't mind criticism as long as it's fair. I prefer knowing what doesn't work!
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Ahh i see~ good to know that ^^
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Answer to 15- I like it on concept, ideas ect but not on the actual art. I'm weird, I know
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Ahh okay~ what do.you mean "on concpet,ideas"
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Hmm... Regarding the last question...
Like wouldn't be the correct word to use... I don't like getting scolded. (I'm not a masochist >_<) But to improve, I need to know about my mistakes. So all constructive feedback and criticism are always appreciated and welcome 
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Ahh i see~ good to know that~
But what if you received a hurtful,honest comment, but with useful feedbacks afterwards? How will you react?
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Might be a little sad and grumpy for a while~ But if that is the truth, then I will use it to get better
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Hmm let's see, well like anyone else I believe you should always know or at least have some sort of insight on how people experience your art. This is important if you want your art to reach out. One of those ways are critiques as well, some time ago I heard a person say that you should critique the things you like. Of course, there are many ways to critique and some will do comparably a lot better than others, where sometimes you may even get negative reactions. But to make this short, I think yes, if you want someone to improve, or help them improve then at least let them know their strengths and weaknesses. It will help the artist realize the expectations of their community from their art and how to potentially meet those expectations. And that is very important, especially to the people who are interested to grow. But there are always bumps in the way, so be careful. Placement of words can make or break a situation.
I hope that helps ^^' Cheers! (And sorry for the late reply! It was late for me last night so I waited until morning when I'd have a clearer mind ^^')
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Aww maaaan, I'm the one who should appologize for replying late. I do thinking first replying your comment XD
This is pretty helpful, and can be debatable topic~
"if you want someone to improve, or help them improve then at least let them know their strengths and weaknesses."
But what if we do that and got no reaction, we don't know if the criticism helping them or the opposite, offending them. Of i don't know where did i do wrong.... too many thinking
I don't drop many constructive criticism too often because of this. I used to do it a lot, but since some of them got no reaction, i started feeling lazy to drop more =_=
How about you?
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Aditionally, I really liked your comments since they expressed the things you liked the best, as well as the things that looked strange, or unfitting. It made me feel like you really cared about my art and that you wanted to see it become better. It made me want to work harder, deliver better results. So for that, you have my thanks
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Aww thank you very much! Glad it was helpful XD
Ahaha looking forward to see your amazing works!
You van drop critiques on my works, too if you like~ So we can improve together XD
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No problem, I wanted to tell you my side of the story XD and I can promise you I'll continue to work hard whenever I can to push my work forward and find better and more eye-catching ways to do art. My aim is definitely to make a well-rounded and interesting gallery, I just need to find a way to make it more fun. So every little input I get, helps me "see" how others see my gallery, and so it helps me steer my future projects in a certain direction.
Sure thing! if you ever have any second thoughts about anything, drop me a note and I can tell you what it looks like for me ^^ we can discuss it then, if you like. My knowledge on SAI isn't very vast but I can still give you my perspective on it (or some useful resources if I have, them too). Same goes for you absolutely, you can also comment directly on an artwork as well, or note, eitherway is fine ^^ Cheers!
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Lol, don't worry! Daily life gets pretty busy, so things usually slip past our attention from time to time I sometimes read a comment then leave it for some time because I'm too tired to write down a meaningful response, and then as I do other things, I forget
There is definitely a lot that can be debated around this, every person sees critics differently and it's not just up to them to interpret a paragraph of constructed thought but to us as well. Some time ago I spoke to a person about similar things, but we couldn't come to an understanding as we both weren't very willing to compromise and stop to consider what the other one had meant. So, yes I think above all it's important to be careful how you place your words. You don't want to molly-coddle them, but, you neither want to come off as conceited, or pushy. The best you can do is try to offer your opinion in a way that shows you are interested in their improvement, and that what you care about is actually their improvement in art, and steer far clear from making it sound like they need your approval. By creating compromise, you are safely avoiding the "condemnation" stamp that sparks a lot of tension between people. My advice would be that, if you found a person interested in criticism and basically gathering feedback on their tech/theme/work policy is that you contact them via note, and discuss it freely there. It should give you a one-on-one kind of interaction that will help you both express your concerns more freely. You could even create friends, instead of a chance of making enemies.
When you don't get a reaction, chances are that the person either got offended and heated enough that they chose not to answer, or there is also a possibility that from recieving a large sum of comments (like more popular/visited artists) they may have even overlooked it. I personally (recently) don't like to comment directly on an artwork since you can see it's a very hit-and-miss method of offering opinions. People feel differently about their art. For instance, sometimes it could be an artist who was REALLY proud of their work, and then felt devalued when you submitted your comment. The amount of possibilites is huge, although I think that is usually the most common one. Eventually, you will end up being stressed for overthinking of how this person took your comment. Comment after comment it will build up on you. It's too much stress for me personally and I'd rather offer critical opinion in a way that makes the other person feel less inconvenienced. Always keep in mind that you can never know for sure what the person sitting behind the other screen is like, and then there is also that little thing of empathy. Before submitting a comment, always think how you would feel if you recieved that exact comment. Even if you don't know the full picture behind the situation (it's impossible, this is the internet after all ) this will at least help you eliminate stress, as you will know you had not done anything wrong by them. So basically, I think the necessities to a good critique is- demand>creating favorable conditions>interaction. After that everything else is god's will XD
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LOL~ same here XD
Woow those are some useful advices! Thank you~ ahaha i need some times to understand it better~ Hmm i think i'm struggling in choosing the right word, curse my limited vocabulary! TT^TT
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Sorry, I know I wrote a huge lot (Forgive me for that please, trust me I try to avoid this as much as I can) but I really really wanted to say everything I thought :/ who knows how these things play out into practice in the end, sure on paper it sounds great but in reality how can we really know how is somebody going to respond to what we say? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ And since words are our only source of communication, what other choice is there ?
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wooooooo... kena tag 🐙 udah lama g kena tag, tapi kayaknya bakal g bisa bikin ini soalnya sibuk ngerjain tumpukan kerjaan, hiks 😂
sini, sini, bantuin ngerjain komik 🙌
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LOL aku iseng ngasih tag ke org sekitar yg dikenal, gk ikutan memenya juga gpp XD
Pukpuk~ Gpp, yg penting udh kerja, dpt uang sendiri~ //traktirpj
aku lagi belajar bikin komik di manga studio nih XD
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Argh stop tagging haha no it's fine actually, I just-
I'll never get any of them done... because I never respond to tags. OK, maybe one or two or three or four but you get the point... right? They're fun to read, though.
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LOL
aww you~ i saw you doing tags XD
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Haha just a bit here and there. Usually art tags, but not memes.
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Hha you don't have to do it if you don't wanna XD
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1. When did you start commenting on artwork, and why?
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3. Nowadays, do you often 
4. What motivates you to comment? Can you name three things, minimum?
5. What is difficult about commenting? What do you usually do about it?
6. What is a constructive comment, in your opinion?
7. Is there a difference between a constructive comment and a critique? If so, what is this difference?
8. How often do you think you comment constructively and post critiques?
9. Do you use a specific technique when you comment? (e.g. sandwich method)
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