Post Your Work Thread?

[Mr.Taboo]

Ive never had a problem posting my work...i see it this way...i wish i was alot better than i am but im trying my best...ive customers who are happy im making a good living,i not the best but im sure as hell not as bad as some of the shite i see come from studio's,im always trying to improve and after 5 years tattooing in a studio im looking to improve soooo much more and i will cos i love this wonderfull craft....yahoo its out there for me to learn....thank you tattooing for letting me be a small part of you xxx

100% agree with this, also some may get discouraged because a lot of post go without being commented on but I figure if I get a comment fine and if not well maybe on the next one.

[RolandPacheco]

100% agree with this, also some may get discouraged because a lot of post go without being commented on but I figure if I get a comment fine and if not well maybe on the next one.

This is certainly the case that I have been seeing and again it is what it is. It seems a bit cliquish to some degree. It would be nice to have a thread that was specifically aimed at the artwork critique/technique like Gaston said. But it all comes down to wanting to provide feedback instead of just lurking. My 2¢

[Alie K]

I'll consider adding a non-rotary section to the rotary forum.

...but it's only because I like Gaston so much...

[Alie K]

100% agree with this, also some may get discouraged because a lot of post go without being commented on but I figure if I get a comment fine and if not well maybe on the next one.

Sometimes I think it's WHEN you post that can mean the difference between someone commenting or not. I'm not on the forum 24 hours a day, I try to take care of things quickly when I wake up, or after I finish drawings for the evening. When I check 'what's new', I might not see a tattoo someone posted earlier because when I check it, I see chat's about machines, troubleshooting, messages from people etc. I like to comment when I can, or if I see something where someone asks for advice, but I'm sure I've missed a few here and there. I know that I like comments as much as anyone else (so I try to dish 'em out as I'd like to receive 'em), but one thing that I've learned from the internet is that out of 100 people looking at something, if you are lucky, maybe 1 or 2 people will comment. So, if only 2 or 3 people say something - that's pretty good odds.

[Mr.Taboo]

Sometimes I think it's WHEN you post that can mean the difference between someone commenting or not. I'm not on the forum 24 hours a day, I try to take care of things quickly when I wake up, or after I finish drawings for the evening. When I check 'what's new', I might not see a tattoo someone posted earlier because when I check it, I see chat's about machines, troubleshooting, messages from people etc. I like to comment when I can, or if I see something where someone asks for advice, but I'm sure I've missed a few here and there. I know that I like comments as much as anyone else (so I try to dish 'em out as I'd like to receive 'em), but one thing that I've learned from the internet is that out of 100 people looking at something, if you are lucky, maybe 1 or 2 people will comment. So, if only 2 or 3 people say something - that's pretty good odds.

Gee I hope I didn't sound like I was whinning, I post on other sites like DeviantArt and sometimes I get comments and favs and sometimes not I know it can be the luck of the draw and how many others happen to post at the same time. My point was I don't get tense regardless of getting comments or not and others should probably do the same and just keep posting.