Ganren

----------------------------------------------------- 2. DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A GOOD COMMENT AND A POOR ONE Ok, this section is for people who either comment for a lot of people (quantity over quality), may not have a lot of free time to leave well thought-out comments, or may not even know much to say. Well the difference is as simple as this. - A good comment is when you 1) Speak about something an artist did well on (such as the coloring, the detail, the anatomy, etc.) and/or 2) Speak about something you liked about what the artist did (such as style, how they did it, the creative idea, etc.). The more specific you are the better and

----------------------------------------------------- 1. SOME GENERAL DO'S & DON'TS ON COMMENTS Do's: :bulletgreen: First, before you write your comment (or as your write it), take the time to really examine the piece you're viewing. Spend at least a few minutes to really take in the view and search for the aspects that made the piece so damn good to begin with. In doing this you're more likely to notice the nuances of the piece and not only have a better appreciation for the artwork itself, but also from the artist receiving your observant comment as well. :bulletgreen: Now, mention what you like about the piece and what the artist did w