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Write
& Wrong:
As far as critiques go, this is in essence a writer's showdown.
We've just begun this feature, but it looks as if it will
be a helpful vehicle for writers to get feedback on their
craft. This section came about as a direct result of "Creator
Carnage". Basically, the writer's saying, "Hey,
us too!"
An assignment is picked, and a group of writers (anyone interested in having such suffering inflicted upon them) all submit their entries fulfilling the assignment. How good are you? Was your script convincing? Creative? Original?
Come the deadline day, these disturbing answers and more to be hurled at you with abandon!
The
Shredder :
The idea for the Shredder came about during a lively discussion
on a messageboard forum. What if there was a forum where someone
can put their work up, and everyone in the community could
come by and tell what bits delight them, or mind-numbingly...
what parts they thought... quite frankly... STUNK.
The results have been pretty interesting, but ultimately, there hasn't been much time to keep this feature up. In an effort to have the feature serve its purpose more properly, we're still redesigning it so that people will simply post their pictures themselves, and have people comment on it. Until then, the Shredder is on temporary hiatus. Please stay tuned.
In the meantime, read through past Shredders, or if you really need someone to give their opinion on your work, post to the Art forum in the messageboard area.
Creator
Carnage :
Much like the Shredder, the idea for Creator Carnage came
about on the during a "lively" discusson on a messageboard
forum. One artist challenged another to a contest, and specifying
the terms (same script, best interpretation), requested that
the contest be hosted in a format similar to the Shredder.
Another artist joined the fray, and pretty soon, a full-fledged
art melee was in progress. Who's version of the proposed script
was best? Who's was worst? Why, and did they all fall short?
The subsequent Carnages all explored different types of scripts, characters, and circumstances in an effort to give each participating artist a venue for practice. Want to enter the next Creator Carnage? Stay tuned, and just jump in!
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