Thank you all for your interesting and intelligent comments.
Further to some of the comments left, I thought we would come up with our own system for allowing criticism until Redbubble can include a button, which was suggested by Zeanana and Coralie to tell people to leave constructive criticism.
Let’s leave a CP in the tag line of any photograph which we are happy to have real criticism.
I understand some people are here to sell, and that’s understandable they do not want criticism on a sales item, I too would like to sell, but to me it’s more important to improve.
I thank all who left comments both for and against, all were very helpful, I hope this is a sensible solution, I thank Steven Sandner, Coralie, Zeanana, jeff burns and all who helped with this solution.
i look forward to criticising all of you.
Tony Moore
CRITICISM II "The Revenge"
Written by:
Tony Moore
August 19, 2007
Tony Moore, 11 months ago
CP stands for Criticism Please.
gaylehebbard, 11 months ago
I wouldn’t have thought you would get much criticism. Your work is wonderful.
Naomi Frost, 11 months ago
I have added CP to one of my images – “Golden Sunset”. I would love it if people could check it out and give me their opinions. I have only just started using Photoshop and am learning by pressing lots of buttons (mostly the undo one) .
RB is full of talented and creative people and I would really appreciate it if some of you could take the time to check out my image, tell me what you think, so that I can improve upon it.
I joined RB because i needed a place to share my work and because i wanted to be inspired by others and because i wanted to learn how to create beautiful images like the ones i saw when i first found the site. Selling is a bonus…
So if you can, check out my image and help me improve my skills. Thanks everyone.
RonniLeigh, 11 months ago
Hi Tony,
I came to see what you had to say on the follow up of CP. I think you have a good idea going. I also wish RB had a poll to see what types of art the members like the best. I would be interested to see what is the most popular thing. I started thinking about the comment you left over at my bubble. Finding more subjects that people like and go from there. For myself, I don’t want to change my art because I love creating what I like. I guess my art is more for my enjoyment. lol Probably not a good thing but I want to enjoy creating what I do.
Adriana Glackin, 10 months ago
Tony,
Great idea – feel free to CP my images.