TheKikkaKibaz

What I CAN draw: Humans/Humanoids Anthro (Ask first though) Fanart/OC Crossover Ships / Couples / Groups of People LGBTIQA+ Some NSFW / Gore What I CAN'T draw: Furries / MLP Fetishes Homophobia / Racist / Pedophilia / Incest themes RULES - To request a commission, you may contact me by replying to this journal or by sending me a note (which I rather prefer so I can keep tracking easily the commissions); - I have the right to refuse a commission if I don't feel comfortable about it; - I've got more interest in PayPal, but you can pay with Points as well; If you decide on PayPal, you will need to provide me the email associated to your PayPal so I can send you an invoice. If you decide to pay with points, I will open a commission in the DA widget so you can pay through there. - The payment is either done: 1) half before I start and half after I finish or 2) the total in the beginning. BUT only after I validated your request! Make sure you let me know which way you prefer; - After

We all have given or received feedback at some point, right? Especially when asking for critiques in artworks and so. But even if it's not art-related, I think I can assume we all have been in a position to give/receive feedback Speaking in my case, I've given good and bad feedback as I've received good and bad as well, art-wise and life in general (so I'm not trying to say I only give good feedback or that this is limited to just one particular subject). I've learned in a college class several tips on how to communicate with others, especially on how to express a critique which had to be objective or even an opinion on a subject. So, I'm not a master in this and surely much more people know this and probably better than I do, but I felt like some things should be discussed, especially considering how this is a community that provides a lot of feedback all the time. Usually, when I receive a positive feedback, I feel happy and motivated. Now, with a negative feedback, two things