Totally butting in here, but I don't think she meant that she wanted you to change your artwork for her/to her liking. She was just saying the same thing as I was when I commented way back, that you should spend a little longer on things like lineart/block colouring/shading and the like to bring your side of the comic up to par with the backgrounds.

This will help the comic look more polished, finished and professional, not for Glenran's benefit nor mine but yours, ESDA's and your audience.

And Kay, without helpful suggestions and tips, how would you improve? -never- shun advice/tips/hints and -never- snub people who actually care enough to try and lend a helping hand in regards to your art :3 Be thankful, your not the best and neither am I or any other person here on DA, there is no such thing as 'The best artist' or 'erfect artist' were all improving, learning and growing so take what you can and apply it.

~Laur

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Me: Why dont you like my lovely picture?

My sister: Oh its lovely. ....I drew a worm cyclops on your bed!

Me: o.o

Oh, I finally managed to catch your attention. I assumed you were either accidentally overlooking my comments or that you didn't have time to check them.

I never suggested you change your art work, I suggested you polish it up to try and bring the quality level with that of the backgrounds. Oh and it wasn't for me either--ultimately, it has little effect on be because I don't much like dog comics anyway. It was only a beneficial suggestion to you. Also, it's not so much as I don't like your artwork as I don't like your artwork when it looks unfinished. You don't do yourself or your partner justice; the skill level you show betrays that you can do better given just a few more minutes on each character.

And so long as I'm within the rules, I'll do whatever I want, thank you.

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Crushing the hopes and dreams of art thieves one at a time.

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