Webcomic Diversity and Power to Change

@UrMom Copper
Mon, 22 Jan 2018 16:29:08 +0000

@UrMom wrote:

Lol yeah, having a bad memory I tend to be impatient with wanting to get the info out. People don't usually announce that they're fine with critique so I just throw it out with the "you don't have to, fun is more important" statement to see if it sticks. Only starting to use that bit for the past few months, I noticed even anti-critique creators are mostly fine with my posts.
You just gotta let them know that your feedback is an option.

Completely agree, having more experience with visual art than story, the only feedback I ever really give is on the art. Basic anatomy, perspective, flow, etc. I don't feel super comfortable with critiquing panelling and comic related stuff yet, or story. (my writing skills are pretty shit, lol.) Another thing is I'm not much of a fan of extremely subjective critiques, like not liking something for personal opinion reasons.
I know most see art as a subjective thing, but my views on it are more technical based. If it's obvious to me that someone is trying to stylize something without actually know what that something really looks like, I'll point it out.