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Tell that to her mother And then celestia... What's next Grace she well tern into alicorn when she finds her destiny and her new found strength to a few things that she never done before?
Okay. Truth be told, her wings make she indeed look awesome in that outfit.
She is beautiful!
Like a Renaissance fresco.
The way she lovingly encircling her arms around the little Luna, with her majestic wings that frame to a gracefully feminine body. Covering their own forms, not with shame but with dignity and elegance.
Benevolent yet threatening. Like an angel, facing the danger in defense of the innocent. So graceful and kind and still so firm and sure of herself. I could stare at her all day. (No. I do NOT mean in That sense. )
Thank you my good sir. It is my pleasure that after many months my posts have still been read and appreciated. And thank you for commenting on your own. In this way I know my effort has served something.
My good sir. I guarantee that you can read comments, even better than mine, in this community. Anyway, I'm afraid I have to decline this your praises because I certainly can not call myself an art critic.
A true art critic would express itself in a very different way of saying something completely different from what I say. An art critic has studied the history of art and artistic movements. He knows the styles and techniques of drawing, rendering and illustration. It analyzes the art for its various aspects and returns an objective assessment.
What I have written nothing has objective. I transposed what I wanted to say in words, and I have written to convey a feeling to those who leggie. And this is much closer to the work of an artist than the work of a critic. Nevertheless, I do not think I'm worthy to call myself a true artist too. I do not have the imagination to create a work from the nothing of my mind. I'm just a person who knows how to use words to express themselves.
What instead I'm a little proud of is that I use this little art that I own and put it wherever I can. When I talk with someone or when I write in chat. I try to be creative and original in the way I express myself, hoping to inspire a little bit those who listen to me and read me to do a little bit the same. When you succeed, it's always satisfying because you always have the feeling of having made the world around us a little better.
After thinking about it a bit I wish to apologise to you. I came to the realization that my previous reply might have come out as a bit snarky and offensive. So if you took offence in my comment on your grammatic skills or any other part of that reply I wish to sincerely apologise for that. It was not my intent in the slightest to be offensive or rude and thus I apologise if my previous reply made it sound as such.
It is all right. I know that I haven't a perfect grammar. English is not my native language. I'm italian. I'm often forced to use Google translate to translate what I think and this often leads to translation errors when I express myself in polished language Hope I haven't expressed myself too bad.
No. It wasn't too bad. I understood what you wanted to say at least.
I'm Swedish myself so I used to use translators a lot as well. Google translate is not a very good translator though. May I suggest you try to find a better one? I often use bab.la because it is really good at englis/swedish and swedish/english translations. It is really helpful as it shows the translations for all the possible meanings of the original word as well as gives examples of how all those words would be used in a centance in both languages wich helps understanding the words better. I wouldn't be able to tell you how good it's english/italian and italian/english translations are though as I don't speak italian. Try to find the translator that you find most helpfull.
Yes. I do realize that I was wrong on my statement and that you are, or at least seem to be correct in your statements about what criteria a real art critic must meet and that your comment was in fact not that of an art critic's work.
"I try to be creative and original in the way I express myself, hoping to inspire a little bit those who listen to me and read me to do a little bit the same." Ah, yes. A trait that is very much underestimated and sadly rather underappreciated on the Internet. I certainly share your sentiment about trying to inspire others to pursue a goal of well mannered speech both in spoken and written language but to put down such effort into something so rather insignificant as a comment is not something I usually take the time to do, so I salute you for your steadfastness in this matter. However, If I may, I would like to suggest that you brush up a bit on your use of correct grammar so that it is on par with the rest of your written word? It brings the overall quality of your text down a fair bit and should you correct those small errors your text would truly become marvelous. I know that I myself does not always have the best grammar in the world either and thus I am always trying to improve on it to make my texts and speech even more pleasing to others to read and listen to.
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Edit: Scratch that. I had to think back to a few years ago, and now I get it. Wow, how one's perspective can change.
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Oh, and looks like I missed a spoiler page according to the comments.
Truth be told, her wings make she indeed look awesome in that outfit.
She is beautiful!
Like a Renaissance fresco.
The way she lovingly encircling her arms around the little Luna, with her majestic wings that frame to a gracefully feminine body.
Covering their own forms, not with shame but with dignity and elegance.
Benevolent yet threatening. Like an angel, facing the danger in defense of the innocent.
So graceful and kind and still so firm and sure of herself.
I could stare at her all day. (No. I do NOT mean in That sense.
It is my pleasure that after many months my posts have still been read and appreciated.
And thank you for commenting on your own.
In this way I know my effort has served something.
I don't think I've ever seen such profound metaphors here on DA before.
I guarantee that you can read comments, even better than mine, in this community.
Anyway, I'm afraid I have to decline this your praises because I certainly can not call myself an art critic.
A true art critic would express itself in a very different way of saying something completely different from what I say.
An art critic has studied the history of art and artistic movements. He knows the styles and techniques of drawing, rendering and illustration.
It analyzes the art for its various aspects and returns an objective assessment.
What I have written nothing has objective.
I transposed what I wanted to say in words, and I have written to convey a feeling to those who leggie. And this is much closer to the work of an artist than the work of a critic.
Nevertheless, I do not think I'm worthy to call myself a true artist too.
I do not have the imagination to create a work from the nothing of my mind.
I'm just a person who knows how to use words to express themselves.
What instead I'm a little proud of is that I use this little art that I own and put it wherever I can. When I talk with someone or when I write in chat.
I try to be creative and original in the way I express myself, hoping to inspire a little bit those who listen to me and read me to do a little bit the same.
When you succeed, it's always satisfying because you always have the feeling of having made the world around us a little better.
Hope I haven't expressed myself too bad.
I'm Swedish myself so I used to use translators a lot as well. Google translate is not a very good translator though. May I suggest you try to find a better one?
I often use bab.la because it is really good at englis/swedish and swedish/english translations. It is really helpful as it shows the translations for all the possible meanings of the original word as well as gives examples of how all those words would be used in a centance in both languages wich helps understanding the words better. I wouldn't be able to tell you how good it's english/italian and italian/english translations are though as I don't speak italian.
Try to find the translator that you find most helpfull.
"I try to be creative and original in the way I express myself, hoping to inspire a little bit those who listen to me and read me to do a little bit the same."
Ah, yes. A trait that is very much underestimated and sadly rather underappreciated on the Internet. I certainly share your sentiment about trying to inspire others to pursue a goal of well mannered speech both in spoken and written language but to put down such effort into something so rather insignificant as a comment is not something I usually take the time to do, so I salute you for your steadfastness in this matter.
However, If I may, I would like to suggest that you brush up a bit on your use of correct grammar so that it is on par with the rest of your written word? It brings the overall quality of your text down a fair bit and should you correct those small errors your text would truly become marvelous.
I know that I myself does not always have the best grammar in the world either and thus I am always trying to improve on it to make my texts and speech even more pleasing to others to read and listen to.
...aaand I could also stare at her all day. (Yes. Now I DO mean in That sense.