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So... You are quoting me when I was talking to somebody different than you and you respond to that like it was directly to you. I see. Alright.
I don't mind feedback, as long as it's reasonable. If you're going to comment on my interface thread with things like "Omg, Agony's dispels sux!" (Just an example, meaning if you comment with something related to me but it has nothing to do with the interface) then I'd kindly tell you to get the fuck out.
As far as I remember, you did comment on my thread with your feedback, you said it wasn't bad, but not your style. Which I respect. Some people like the green color, I hate it.
Now, since you started saying things like "How one can't accept personal opinions" , hold on here. Who can't accept opinions? Did I come to you asking, "WHY U NO LIKE MY INTERFACE ?!!!!? IT'S SO GOOD !! YOUR TASTE SUX !!" ... I don't think so. I thanked your post for giving feedback.
I'd really suggest thinking and reading before posting, like seriously, was that even neccessary? The [GM]Bondax guy tried to make a nice comment , unfortunately he was wrong for most of it... The part that amused me the most is where he said the brushes have to be worked on and I didn't use any brushes. Not to mention my reply to him was mostly me asking questions, which he never responded to. I never judged him. But that doesn't mean I don't think he has no idea what he's saying. I asked what's wrong with the parts he mentioned, what's wrong with the elements he mentioned, perhaps he could be right about something (Even though I doubt it) and I could learn from him? Maybe I made a mistake which I haven't spotted yet. Who knows. But just writing a reply without having any idea what you're saying, well no, that's not okay for me. You either post and reason yourself or you don't post. That's how I see things.
As for the inspiration, perhaps we have different ideas of that word. If I look into somebody else's work, something will probably pop up into my mind, but that something won't be my own idea. I'll know that I got inspired by
nubness (for example) and I'll not feel good about my work. I'd feel better if I start drawing something on my own, just a scratch. Maybe even just a line. But then the idea will pop up into my mind and I'll know that the inspiration came from me, the idea came from me, the work came from me.
As for not getting as good as them because I can't accept criticism, I believe I already answered above. As long as the criticism is reasonable and true, I'll accept it.