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6:00 pm
March 28, 2010
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lil cholo239
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katalyst said:
…Let me kick some real talk in ya ear homie. I know you keep saying you're not a “pro”, you're a “rookie” but check it, you wanna come at everything you do in life (regardless of whether it's serious, joking, for money, free, etc.) with a professional demeanor. That's cool that you're in the learning process and your work may not be as professional looking as say Cobra's or mines, but that's just the work. You still want to present it and yourself in a professional way. You're obviously trying to get people to get graphics from you based on the posts you've made. I'm going to give you a tip: drop the caps when you're posting. You sound like a f**king idiot (which is most likely not the case). All capital posts indicate one or two of a few things: the poster is an idiot who thinks all capital forum posts is attractive, the poster is an idiot who is too lazy to simply toggle the caps lock, the poster is an idiot who is taking shorcuts to typing with proper capitalization, as well as a few other reasons I can think of but will refrain from posting. What the hell are your customers supposed to think? You'll take shortcuts with the graphics you produce for them and they'll look like s**t? That's what I would think. I wouldn't recommend your graphics to anyone. Even if you had the best f**king graphics in the world, based solely on the way you presented yourself here, I'd shy away and recommend others do the same. Pardon my wall of text, but I'm just trying to give you some life skills mayne. Seriously, take this advice with everything you do in life, not just graphics. You always want to present yourself and your work in most professional way.
P.S. I've taken no graphic design classes/courses. Everything I've learned was through years of experience and just f**king with s**t.
well like you said you learned this throughout the yearS not year…ive been learning for a few months…not even close to a year
and anyways i apreciate you taking your time writing this whole fuking essay explaining this
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6:43 pm
March 28, 2010
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BleckTemp
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lil cholo239 said:
katalyst said:
…Let me kick some real talk in ya ear homie. I know you keep saying you're not a “pro”, you're a “rookie” but check it, you wanna come at everything you do in life (regardless of whether it's serious, joking, for money, free, etc.) with a professional demeanor. That's cool that you're in the learning process and your work may not be as professional looking as say Cobra's or mines, but that's just the work. You still want to present it and yourself in a professional way. You're obviously trying to get people to get graphics from you based on the posts you've made. I'm going to give you a tip: drop the caps when you're posting. You sound like a f**king idiot (which is most likely not the case). All capital posts indicate one or two of a few things: the poster is an idiot who thinks all capital forum posts is attractive, the poster is an idiot who is too lazy to simply toggle the caps lock, the poster is an idiot who is taking shorcuts to typing with proper capitalization, as well as a few other reasons I can think of but will refrain from posting. What the hell are your customers supposed to think? You'll take shortcuts with the graphics you produce for them and they'll look like s**t? That's what I would think. I wouldn't recommend your graphics to anyone. Even if you had the best f**king graphics in the world, based solely on the way you presented yourself here, I'd shy away and recommend others do the same. Pardon my wall of text, but I'm just trying to give you some life skills mayne. Seriously, take this advice with everything you do in life, not just graphics. You always want to present yourself and your work in most professional way.
P.S. I've taken no graphic design classes/courses. Everything I've learned was through years of experience and just f**king with s**t.
well like you said you learned this throughout the yearS not year…ive been learning for a few months…not even close to a year
and anyways i apreciate you taking your time writing this whole fuking essay explaining this
You're welcome. 
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