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I was about trying to go to bed, check DA randomly during which, and realized I have just gone +3000 page views!!! Not a whole lot, but it means a lot to me n_n Thanks any and everyone who's taken a look at my gallery, commented, or even faved some of my works you guys are awesome in every way and inspire me to do better.
You are so young and have so much potential! Your gallery reflects your multifaceted and exploring nature and your favorites show an already mature taste for portraits "with a soul" - that extra ingredient that makes a world of difference from work that is just meticulously composed or technically up to date but lacking emotional meaning. Keep up the good work... ...and if I may suggest, don't waste your time apologizing for your comments to people like Liis Anton (Emeranie). Part of being a great artist is having a sensitive and sensible soul; otherwise how would one perceive the essence of beauty? An artist that takes criticism the wrong way is only searching for unconditional admiration, instead of searching for ways to grow and get better. Emeranie strikes me as immature, narcissistic and rude. I just wonder how would she take the reviews of those ruthless professional critics out there the day she would go public with a major exhibition.
Wow, first off, thank you so very much for taking the time to not only view my front page (as so many do without taking time to view it in its entirety), but also go in depth with viewing my art and artistic interests as well I am very grateful for your comments and appreciate the time you took to type them entirely.
To reply to what you said about Emeranie, I agree that before becoming a great artist, one must know how to accept and embrace all views on their art from other perspectives and learn to respect those views as best as possible. After all, I feel it is those comments (whether good or bad) and the artists response to it that show the level of maturity and true understanding of art. Art is dynamic; it's nearly impossible to expect everyone to take it in the same way. I will no longer apologize for people for my comments as long as I stay respectful an honest to them. I wouldn't want to call her immature or anything, but I do believe she has a lot more to learn, as we all do It takes time, but hopefully she'll learn that here instead of somewhere more professional and harsh offline.
Thank you again for your comments
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~*Life has it's challenges, both great and small, and I approach each with a smile*~ [link]
I agree with every word you said. Maybe my zero-tolerance attitude towards self-inflated ego's comes from years and years of interactions with some very arrogant people in the arts world. I used to be like you, finding excuses for others people bad behavior and having full faith that those people would learn through experiences and change. I wish I could still be like that, because that is the most noble line of thought that one can and should have. Unfortunately I am almost 49 years old now and finding out that most people never change. In fact the older I get, the more I recognize the patterns of behavior in their later adult life at very early age. But having said that, I think I already spent too much time on this subject, which came up only because I felt that someone insulting you for being so candid was so unfair that I had to say something. I will shut up now .
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If death is the answer to love's mysteries,
Then bleed on my darling to the sound of a dream
Keep up the good work...
...and if I may suggest, don't waste your time apologizing for your comments to people like Liis Anton (Emeranie). Part of being a great artist is having a sensitive and sensible soul; otherwise how would one perceive the essence of beauty? An artist that takes criticism the wrong way is only searching for unconditional admiration, instead of searching for ways to grow and get better. Emeranie strikes me as immature, narcissistic and rude. I just wonder how would she take the reviews of those ruthless professional critics out there the day she would go public with a major exhibition.
To reply to what you said about Emeranie, I agree that before becoming a great artist, one must know how to accept and embrace all views on their art from other perspectives and learn to respect those views as best as possible. After all, I feel it is those comments (whether good or bad) and the artists response to it that show the level of maturity and true understanding of art. Art is dynamic; it's nearly impossible to expect everyone to take it in the same way. I will no longer apologize for people for my comments as long as I stay respectful an honest to them. I wouldn't want to call her immature or anything, but I do believe she has a lot more to learn, as we all do
Thank you again for your comments
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~*Life has it's challenges, both great and small, and I approach each with a smile*~ [link]
Maybe my zero-tolerance attitude towards self-inflated ego's comes from years and years of interactions with some very arrogant people in the arts world. I used to be like you, finding excuses for others people bad behavior and having full faith that those people would learn through experiences and change. I wish I could still be like that, because that is the most noble line of thought that one can and should have. Unfortunately I am almost 49 years old now and finding out that most people never change. In fact the older I get, the more I recognize the patterns of behavior in their later adult life at very early age.
But having said that, I think I already spent too much time on this subject, which came up only because I felt that someone insulting you for being so candid was so unfair that I had to say something. I will shut up now
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♥ Hoje é o primeiro dia do resto da tua vida '
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Your meaning is immaterial !! [link]
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~*Life has it's challenges, both great and small, and I approach each with a smile*~ [link]
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