Hello again, everyone! Let me start by apologizing; this Issue is a few days late due to my University commitments. Exams are in about two weeks, so I’m sorry for the late update. Anyway, I’m back now with another ten Non-Subscribing Deviants for you to help out. So, welcome to Critique for Non-Subscribers; Issue 3!


Issue 1
Issue 2


What is your task?
The point of this entire project is to get you, subscribers and non-subscribers alike, to use the general comment system to leave some good (thoughtful and in-depth), honest critiques on some of the following pieces (this could be as many as all of them or as few as just one! All that matters is getting great feedback for the overlooked non-subscribers!), or even to just encourage critiquing those who don’t have access to the Critique Feature.




The Features (in no particular order):

~somebody-from-prague



~yaaka-celestine



~Sir-Cool



~kaldrick



~Der-Alter-Mann



~Pianochick66



~sweet-hell



~onpatrol



~DC-Junior



~Araic





Why aren’t I offering my services as a critic?
If I were to do that, I would have to limit this to deviants who only do a few select things (for example, photography), because I'm simply not qualified to critique everything that people want feedback on. With this idea, there’s a range of art available to be critiqued and the entire community in which to find someone able to be a critic for other mediums (such as literature, traditional/digital art, and so on).


So, feel free to browse the Features, and if you’re inspired to give some great feedback, please do!



This Project will be back next week with another 10 Deviants! If you'd like to be included in an upcoming Issue, feel free to note me (with the subject 'Critique for Non-Subscribers' and including a link/thumbs of two (2) of your deviations you’d like feedback on) or check my journal for links to my current Thumbshare thread.



_{Please be aware that this is not intended to generate argument for or against the Critique Feature! This is intended to assist the overlooked artists who are as deserving as anyone else to receive comments designed to improve their work.}