Nevermind Then....

I took down the post linking to this one guy's blog. The only reason I posted it up here in the first place was to return the favor. But since he deleted my link from his journal, I deleted the link to his journal from my blog. No big deal. I guess he couldn't handle criticism. Like I said, no one can handle it like I can!! Sorry, but I HATE anime-style drawings!!! I hate anime PERIOD, with the utmost, intense passion!!!! I can tolerate manga a little better, but there are no words strong enough to describe how much I HATE anime!!!! "Hate" is a very mild descriptive word compared to how much I dislike anime-style drawings and cartoons. Nothing personal in that, it's just my preference. And my own personal drawing style is the old-fashioned ways, like they did with Bugs Bunny, or like Walt Disney's old school style. I was watching Disney's Dumbo today and comparing it with how cartoons are done now, and it's sad that everyone prefers this sucky anime-crap that is out now. I never liked anime. Even as a kid, I hated anime-style cartoons. They hurt my eyes to watch. Cartoons today are not cartoons anymore.

My ma wants me to start learning how to draw modern-style and modernize Uncle Martin and the Gang. I told her I'm not sure I want him TOO modern!!! I don't want Martin to look like Spongebob with those ugly, balled-out eyes, one tooth on each side of his mouth, or a banana-shaped nose!!! Besides the only modern free-style of cartooning I would even consider would be manga and I'm too lazy to do that!!! I don't have enough money to do Pixar-style. So, it's old school or nothing with me.

But anyway, I guess this person couldn't handle the criticism. Like I said, not everyone can handle criticism like I can! I was told LONG ago that a person who cannot handle criticism, there's something wrong with them. Now, criticism that someone gives about someone else's work (or ideas) that is based on their own personal feelings about the other person, that kind of criticism is totally USELESS, and I agree!! I will always go against that kind of criticism. But I had nothing against this person at all. He just gave his own opinion of my site and that was it. So I can say that nothing I said to him was said with malice. I've never spoken out of malice. That's not who I am! Even if I did know this guy, and did like him, I still would have said what I did. But if he were my friend, he'd know not to take any criticism too personally. But instead LEARN from it. I've learned over the years to take all criticism with a grain of salt. LORD knows my site gets a lot of it, even from people I really do consider friends. Doesn't make me like them any less.

Comments

  1. AnonymousOctober 7, 2009 at 1:18 PM

    I thought you said you hated anime, so why do you like manga? Manga and anime are very similar.

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  2. Dee TimmyHutchFanOctober 7, 2009 at 2:17 PM

    Shows how little I know about modern cartoon styles. I thought manga is like what is done in comic books. And I used to love comic books as a kid.

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  3. AnonymousOctober 8, 2009 at 12:00 PM

    anime is basically manga done as a cartoon.If you like one, you're pretty much automatically also a fan of the other.

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  4. Dee TimmyHutchFanOctober 8, 2009 at 12:31 PM

    Ugh. Then thank goodness I didn't say I like either. I said I only tolerate manga better. But I do still like comic books. I used to have hundreds of Batman comics.

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  5. CynovolansOctober 15, 2009 at 2:48 PM

    I find it ironic you say you love old style Disney and hate anime, despite the fact anime is a simplified form of Disney-style drawing. It all started after Snow White made it to Japan after that Japanese animators created a more simple version that reduced the costs of making an animation.

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  6. Dee TimmyHutchFanOctober 15, 2009 at 4:44 PM

    Personally, I don't think it's the same. Old fashioned Disney style doesn't have those huge, scary-looking eyes (well, either they're big, wide and scary or small, beady and scary), and big mouths, and the movement is much better. But I agree, anime does look cheap.

    BTW, Hey there!!!! :)

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