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Originally Posted by haunter
I have a friend who likes to sing on stage once in a while. I think she's a wonderful singer, with a beautiful voice. Once while she was singing on stage another friend of mine who happens to be an audio/music nut pointed out that she was sharp, or flat on several notes... In other words she was wrong.
It was my opinion that she was a great singer, but it was my music-y friend that pointed out the fact that she was doing it wrong.
I don't understand why you don't understand. It's their opinion that it looks nice but it's a fact that the shading is incorrect. The light source is all over the place! Not to mention the pillow shading, which I overlooked before. That's one big no-no.
I understand that it kind of sucks to have someone come around and point out all of the faults in something you did when everybody else has just been saying that it's great. You'll never get better at something if that one person doesn't speak up though. How can you learn from mistakes if you don't even know you made them in the first place?
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that's not the point, i seriously don't care, i'm not fixing the so-called "wrong" shading. I was trying to teach you the difference from opinion and fact, and admit it anyway, you can't get anyone else to care.