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Revision as of 17:35, 10 September 2011
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One of the commonly found and most popular forms of trolling on the internet is constructive criticism (a.k.a. "concrit" by the mouth-breathers at your average fanfiction site), particularly on sites and communities such as DevianTart. Constructive criticism is to a shitty artist what an atomic bomb is to Japan.
In constructive criticism, one looks at artwork and finds its flaws and merits (ignoring this is what makes you a troll), which normally results in the the offended rallying their friends to try and intimidate said critic into kissing the victim's ass.
Normally the constructive critic tries to play educator, offering tidbits on anatomy, lighting, color theory and all other components that make art good. The original idea behind the concept was to be a supportive collaborator that kindly and politely improves them through deconstructive analysis rather than just saying "it's shit", but what most people really mean when they ask for "concrit" is "lavish praise onto me while maybe mentioning one teensy little problem for 'balance.'"
As one can guess, offering advice is pointless as it will be ignored and you'll be the subject of many a call out journal on whatever art site you happen to be on. As a result, you should only offer constructive criticism for the lulz; in fact, given the right target, you'll even look like the good guy! The results of such actions do create some of the best drama in the world.
Excuses shitty artists make when critiqued
- If you can do better than do so
- It's my style
- It is emotional art
- I'm just learning
- I'm only 13
- I don't care, it is fun this way
- Look at your gallery, it's empty lol! You have no right to criticize me
- "Comment Hidden By User"
- I didn't ask for critique
Gallery of Constructive Critique
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sparklewolf drama fueled by patchedtogether.com -
not butthurt at all -
Complete bullshit. -
waja users see no problem in bad art -
she has a point you know -
All Disney film animals look like Goofy dog -
Can't you see the perfection? -
Fuck your art school bullshit! Get off my page! -
calm down, it is make believe -
don't listen to those people who can't tell what you drew -
Critics don't know what they're talking about -
Typical response to critique. -
ENJOY YOUR BAN, DOUCHE
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Well, screw art school! -
"Quality doesn't matter! It's the simplicity of art!" -
In Sci-Fi, anatomy doesn't matter -
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