Member: ashewalton

*ashewalton

1. What are you on dA for?

Art and literature sites are a dime a dozen on the internet, but deviantART is just phenomenal for art and literature. The design guys really know what they're doing, so unlike a lot of sites, I'm not subjecting my readers to yellow text on a green background (Oh God, please, not again!)

The community is just amazing, as well. Everyone works together well with the common goal of improvement!

2. Who is your favorite dA member and why?

Wow, that's a hard one. I'll just stick with my good friend ~restlessink, she's a really great poet and artist.

3. Tell us a bit about yourself!

"THAT NIGHT, AT THE BOOK STORE, I started working on the new visualization, thinking I could impress Kat with a prototype. I am really into the kind of girl you can impress with a prototype."

_{From Mr. Penumbra's Twenty-Four Hour Bookstore by Robin Sloan}

I think that sums me up pretty well.

4. Why did you join *Critique-It?

I find it hard to get critique, even if I specifically ask for it. I usually use Perfect Imagination to help with that, but it's sometimes very hard to find someone who's not too busy.

5. What's your favorite piece from your gallery? Why do you like it so much?

I have to say White and Black . It's probably one of my least-viewed deviations, but it really did take me an entire three months to write it. And spend three months with a piece that's less than 2K words and see if you don't get attached to it!

6. Do you give critique? Why or why not?

I used to, very often. I do not do it so often now, unless I'm specifically asked for it. It gets very tiring to spend upwards of two hours critiquing a piece to someone who actually has no intentions on following through.

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