Considering the most viewed image on the whole site is a naked Lara Croft, that should say plenty. Not dissing the image, though, because it's one of the few nudes I like. I wonder if someone does a google search they get hits to this site and that leads to more traffic. JohnRender - why should anyone feel the need to leave a negative comment? I welcome constructive criticism because how else can I learn or improve. However, someone who leaves a comment calling someone sick and implying that they are a pedofile is not constructive or criticism, it's a personal attack that smacks of trolling. One can comment in a fashion that can be viewed as negative by simply how they say it. I recently posted an image in the forum asking for feedback because when I looked at it, something just struck me as being wrong. However, I had looked at it so many times, I couldn't see it. But when I posted it here in the forum, I got plenty of folks to come in a give me suggestions on how I might improve it. I could have run off and cried, but there was no need to. Fellow artists were trying to help me imrpove my work. When I post feedback, if I find miuses, I do look for pluses, so that the artist doesn't get completely discouraged, but realizes that somethings may need improvement.