Jimmie - his comments weren't a critique, unless you left part of it out. He indicated he was suprised at the judge's choice. What possible benefit did that have towards improving your work?
There are those artists that are sensitive and critiques hurt. Then there are those who aren't happy until they are told they can do better. Balance is the key, in my opinion. Critiques are wonderful a lot of the time. Sometimes they are not. Learning to distinguish which ones apply - and what, if anything, they can do to help you is the key. Do you think this guy's eyes and opinions mean more than your fellow artists here on this forum? Do you think we are all just being nice? I dont think so.
Now smarten up and learn to take the compliments you deserve. Taking compliments graciously is just as important as learning to take critiques.
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