I don't browse the galleries often, and I rarely comment unless a render really reaches out and grabs me. When I do, it's generally more on the feeling that the image brought out as I was viewing...and occasionally if I see something off I might mention that too, but only if I know a way to fix/adjust it.

I just remember critique day in sculpture class....my instructor and I never got along when looking at someone else's piece, and I think it is in part of each person (even unintentionally) projecting themselves into the work. That's what a part of it is...I fell I can't very well comment on something I don't know or haven't experienced.

I leave my settings at both critical and non-critical comments are welcome because otherwise I'd probably get none at all (ha ha)...and I don't get all that many to start with. (goes for views as well...I must be doing something wrong...=P ) If someone just wants to gush fluffy bunnies all over me, I won't stop them. At the same time, I welcome people to say "did you think about trying this?" or "This/that works, but how about trying this?"

Crazy alien chick FTW! (yeah....right....)

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