Never contribute or create anything with the expectation of any response - let alone a positive one. People are ungrateful for pretty much everything. Those who might choose to acknowledge what you've done are the tiny minority - most are happy to simply take, take, take.

Uh, no this is how the system works.

Artist posts work, people say that's awesome.  Artist does more work because there's a demand and is comfortable drawing that type of content.

No praise, then artist obviously things no one enjoyed it and doesn't bother catering to that audience anymore.


This is not true for all artists, but I personally don't mind making work for others as long as it's not taken for granted.  But I guess GTS fans are just happy to take and leave, so I don't care what that audience thinks of my animations anymore.


Which one is more selfish anyway?  The artist taking time out of his day to make an animation and wanting praise, or the fan who doesn't do jack shit and just takes and walks away?  Seems to lean more towards the fan.

I agree with the dissapointment of not receiving comments on your work, whether they are for stories (as in my case), or for drawings or animations. But true "art" is done for the love of doing it, so negative comments should be viewed as just someone else's opinion, although the comments should not be mean or done in a vitriolic manner. They should be made with politeness and/or suggestions to improve one's art form, and can be taken and used, or discarded by, the artist in question. As for foot growth, it is not something I am particularly fond of, unless the woman in question has grown well beyond average height. I love the muscles growing and height increase, but to me, a woman's normally smaller hands and feet look sexier when she has not assumed the stature of a 'giantess'. Of course, a ten feet tall woman WOULD look disproportionate with small hands and feet! Remember, this is just my opinion so don't have any 20 feet tall women stomp on me please!