Work harder.

Well, I see a few options you have. You can either stay put, complain, whine, get people more pissed off with you, and probably even more drawings deleted than normal (this one would be deleted if I didn't want to make a point). If you hate it so much, you can leave. Or you can read the rules, stop whining, and try harder. Just because you're happy with it, doesn't mean it's worth anyone's time.

haruko_ryuu is not get me pissed off but one thing for sure is that your geting me pissed off marcello


You Mofo

...I hope you're intending on leaving, seeing as you've pretty much lost your place here, anyway. Marcello, however, was giving you great suggestions to follow. You should just work harder and you'll draw better and then no one will delete anything of your's. Looks like you're too late, though.

dangerous_punk: I'm so incredibly and absolutely sorry. =P

Try practicing on your work repeatatively, but refrain from uploading them onto the board until they are of better quality. =)

Yes, yes, yes... SOME of the pictures you 'wrok' on are done pixel by pixel. There are others that aren't... For instance, your "Yelling at Water" picture. Those are the ones we see are unfit, unappreciated, and it belies our own little standards that seperates the crappy pictures, and those that aren't.

You can't demand that we stop deleting your pictures! What if we did? Then someone else with no enthusiasm for drawing will ask us to do the same. Then, our beloved oekaki community will be flooded with little 5-10 minute crap pictures. Would YOU like your picture pushed to page 3 after an hour by little crap drawings?

You people and your demands! Uhg!

I come home from a hard day at school and what do I find? Another newbie whining about the deletion of their work. It never ends, I swear.

well haruko ryuu does have a point, tho

actually she doesn't. and if you saw all the drawings that had to be deleted, you'd agree.

I went trough this when I was a newbie and the only thing that makes the moderators to stop deleting your pictures is to work harder on them and not post 5-10 minute drawings that don't deserve to be there. If you spend time on your drawings and work hard you will improve and so will your 2draw reputation, not to mention your points.

By criticizing your work, Marcello is doing you and everyone else a favor. (BTW thanx marcello)

you know, I think that she does have a point! what is it with you people. Everybody has their own type of skills, and all of you obviously like drawing. I can see that some people are working hard, like huruko ryuu to improve her skill, and all you can do is deleate her work and critisize it! I think that she may work harder on her pictures that you think she does, and, no doubt, critisizim is good for improvement, but the kind of critisizim that Macello is giving out is nothing more that name calling.. *sticks and stones. My point is, as opposed to bringing down everybody elses work, you should concentrate on the good of the art, or whine to yourself about how much you hate someone elses work. I think that the people that give this negative form of critisizim are only reflecting on how unhappy they are with their work, and they should really GROW UP!

if its shit, its shit... no amount of good or bad critisizims is going to change that... lieing to people telling them that there shit is good, when it is'nt really, doesnt help them... people who give negitive helpful critisizims have to put alot more thought in about what they think of a certain image, rather then people who just say its great and wonderful because chance's are its not and saying somethings great and wonderful doesnt really help the artist...

Hmm...I dunno.I've seen some pretty crappy pics in my 2D Design college course, and even when I think there is nothing worth praising and it has killed my interest in the piece, the professor always found something that he could point out about the picture that was worth discussing what the piece may be doing.Now, I'm not saying anything about haruko's drawing here, but I don't agree with sal's theory on "shit is shit." Even the crappiest of pieces have something to it that may be rather interesting if you look far enough into it.I was once right there with ya sal, but my professor taught me to be more open-minded about all works of art.