I love the pose and her hair Expression's fantastic too x3

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I love the pose too! Cute!!!

i really like how you did the anatomy. it's a very fun picture ^_^

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heads awesome hands 2 hehheh i wanna dance jst lookin at it

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buaha i love this o-o

even if i fall over if i even attempt that pose

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oh, she'll love this

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That's an interesting outlook. I think even when you are happy with something you should always welcome criticism. If you are not planning on changing what you have done you can most surly learn from the mistakes others see in it and be sure not to take those mistakes with you to your future pieces. Just a thought.

I guess it all depends on how you feel about critisism. I dont think its for everyone... because we all have a different view on what makes a piece of art good.

I actually argued myself blue in the face on lilymud on the subject once..... what one person wants in their journey as an artist may not be what another person wants. Im not saying its bad by any means! Its very helpful for an artist, if they want it. I actually dont prefer it on any of my pieces... its not that i think my stuff is amazing or doesnt need improvement.... its just... im not posting my stuff on here to have people tell me whats wrong with it... i just want to display my finished pieces in hopes of touching somebody in some way. If i bring a smile to one persons face, a tear to their eye... or just put a thought in their head... then to me its a flawless piece of art... no matter how off it might be.... some of the best/most memorable/most touching pieces of art i've ever seen have been peices that were heavily critiqued for different things... and i found them to be perfect the way they were.

In a perfect Daanzi world... people wouldnt offer critique unless the artist asked for it. But then a perfect Daanzi world isnt everyone elses perfect world... haha... 'cause i know a ton of people who really like to have their work critiqued and wouldnt want to have to always be asking for it just like i dont like to always have to ask not to get it. XD I respect that you think that people should always welcome it, and i definatelydefinatelydefinately understand why you think that.

i guess its all personal opinion. lol. i've never been able to properly express my views on critique to an artist who is an avid believer of critique in a way that they could understand my view like i intend. As a matter of fact, i've had people get really upset by my opinion on the matter and i dont see why.. nor do i think its fair. I've heard a million reasons under the sun why i should welcome critique, and i've heard a hundred times how silly i am for not wanting it... but its all in what is important to me in my art.

whew... well im sure that made no sense. i cant seem to properly voice the reason behind my beliefs.. but golly i try. hehe. sorry for the uber long reply!

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That makes sense. It's unfortunate that others can't accept that. I'm sorry I didn't know before hand. You have to forgive me... I'm coming from an environment filled with artists who intend on making art their profession, and therefore criticism is not only welcomed but is necessary. It's nice to be reminded that not all artwork is intended for self-growth, but for the growth of others as well. Bravo!