The Lip Flapper : Volume 23 - Radical_Yue

[TritioAFB]

Good read. I highly recommend Yue for testing....

even though takes some time to start working with the feedback.

This read reminds me to my time before I joined the org, needed some kind of support through the feedbacks and friends. We share that fact too

[Otohiko]

I miss the old times.

Me too ;__;

But honestly, things are still good. Lots of amazing creators around, there's ways to get good critique to be had if one knows how to look for it/take it, and the people are still around. There's still an amazing group of people to hang out with - it shifts and changes membership a bit over time, but they're around, and if you go to cons, you can still meet a lot of awesome editors. I wish more of you/us would do that regularly...

[ngsilver]

sappy self-indulgence.

I read this and couldn't help but think of

[Ileia]

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[siny]

Started reading this at work, then I actually had to work so.... but I'm finally done!

This was awesome to read. All your points of view and your memories

Also, Summer... that drawing is the cutest thing ever!

[Radical_Yue]

I did not notice this was up until Ileia messaged me with the sappy self-indulgence thing. (Yes, that was a joke.)

Glad you guys are enjoying the read? ^^;;


Also, Gunther you are so adorable

[NikkuMan]

Not gonna lie, I teared up. Once from your amazing views on critiques, and another on the memories part.

[Rider4Z]

good read

[JaddziaDax]

I know that feel...

I think the deaths in the community have really taken a toll on the activity here. Things just haven't been the same...

Also sucks not being able to afford to go to Acen/AWA to hang out with amazing peoples!

[irriadin]

Great read, especially the end.

Everyone has unlimited potential. Don't limit yourself by saying "this is good enough." Being a finalist or winning contests doesn't make you a good editor. Having the newest editing program doesn't make you a good editor. Working with the most popular or best looking sources doesn't make you a good editor.

Passion, dedication, and a love for what you do will help you succeed. Take all of those negative remarks and bad experiences, and build upon them, use them to become better than you ever thought you could be. Never lash out when you get the short end of the stick, take it with dignity and grace. It'll make your victories that much sweeter.

No matter how many times you fail or don't make it into a contest, or get bad feedback, as long as you manage to progress at least a little bit with each video, one day you'll be better than everyone who became great and chose to stop. No matter who you are, there is always room for improvement.