I always hear so many people asking for constructive criticism or any sort of criticism towards their work. The problem with criticism is that it changes the work of the artist to be of “others”. So if I asked for criticism from a friend on how to draw a head, and he tells me to draw a box, the piece I am working on will feel less than my own work.
Twitter, the application taking the world by storm, can be like a drug. Or is a drug. I am not sure, but people are admitting that it is addicting. Socially addicting! Come on… “give it a try” 
If you read my time line, you could remember that I mentioned about dotBlog back in August 07. It was a experience that require a good amount of time, however without that experience I wouldn’t be able to save more time.
You are crunching down some numbers into a database, and all of a sudden your eyes start to shut. As you blink sporadicly, it get very comfortable to just leave them shut, and all of a sudden your keyboard is your pillow. Your productivity just went down the drain. Want to avoid all this? Play the Waiting Game! It makes your tedious boring job into something fun.
There are many clients that are picky with design. In my opinion, those clients have to pay more, while the others who like your design are a cake walk for money. Identifying those clients may be necessary to having more personal time and space.
A direction for those who wish to live more comfortably. A position in balance of work, play, and studies. Find the path where your studies will eventually get rid of work, and be endlessly playing to be happy.
A article guide into making the right decision before you buy a tool; Helping you to avoid “begging the question”, and to take the right steps before using the last resort.
Anime Expo. Why did I go there? Because deviantART hosted a workshop for Online Artists and Publishers. What can you find in here? Great tips to becoming successful!
The 1st Post for the New dotSpiral. Discussing from the evolution of the Spiral Blog to Word Press, to the growth of posting, to learning to become more professional, and lastly, to look forward to what the future may bring.