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Title: The Lead Painters' League - Rules
Post by: Prof.Witchheimer on August 30, 2007, 11:46:06 AM
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Lead Adventure Forum proudly presents

"The Lead Painters´ League"

Introduction

Lead Adventure Forum is happy to launch a new painting contest, a painters´ competition of a special kind – “The Lead Painters´ League”.

“What is it all about? Do we really need YET ANOTHER competition? Ain´t there enough competitions already?!?”

Yes. ;)

The internet has born great new ways for painters to compare their work; however, those are commonly dominated by a select few “master brush-men” (and –ladies, of course!). This means that diligent and prolific painters (often “gamers”), who prefer to produce large numbers of beautifully-painted miniatures at slightly “lesser” standards but don´t wish to toil endlessly in producing a single, “perfect” award-winning piece, are severely disadvantaged.

To account for those peoples abilities, we´ve created “The Lead Painters´ League”. The general idea is pitting one painter against one opponent at a time, with other matches occurring concurrently, similar to football league games. Of course, painting quality is a key point, but the competitors will also score points for the number of figures they produce – a good balance between the two will prove most successful, but it will provide good chances for gamers AND painters alike. We cannot comment if this is as good an idea as it sounds, but remember, the focus is on “fun” – time will tell, and don´t take it too seriously!

Well then, let´s get down to the rules. They are as yet untested and may still be improved – so, if you´ve got proposals or ideas, tell us about them! We´re happy to hear from you.

Rules Stuff

Participants

Obviously, since we want to have a „league“, we´ll require an even number of participants, so that each round will see an equal number of matches. New participants may join in until Round Five, but may have to wait until an even number is again arrived at.

Duration

The league will run for a total of 10 rounds, with each round taking one week of real time.

Entries

Participants will enter pictures of their “teams”. A team consists of a number of painted figures, at least five, but possibly more. The gist is that the “team” must follow a common “theme”, for example you might enter a Cowboy Posse, but not Masai led by a Silver Age Superhero or German Fallschirmjägers led by Indiana Jones. Other than that, a “team” might be a “posse”, a “squad”, or even a “regiment” – the sky is the limit.

To repeat, at least five figures following a single, distinct theme.

The entry picture may NOT be a collage of individual pictures, but should be a "group shot" of the complete team, possibly in a decorated environment, or in front of a plain backdrop. You may, however, add some closeups of small aspects, like faces, equipment, etc., but the main focus of the image must clearly be on "the team".

All picture entries must be sent to forum@backofbeyond.de and must meet a previously-specified deadline, namely the end of the previous round. A picture must meet a maximum resolution of 800x800 pixels.

Painting

The only hard and fast rule - all figures must be completely painted, and all bases must be finished. We ONLY accept pictures of finished models, "work in progress" (WIP) shots are NOT allowed.


Scale

There are NO scale restrictions. From 2mm to 120mm, and beyond, anything goes; of course, the scale should be consistent within the team, although you might enter different teams in different scales, and there might be some leeway for scales within teams, for example including a larger-scale figure as a "giant" in a group of otherwise smaller-scale figures - just make sure all figures follow a consistent theme.

Composition of the Team

The only thing NOT acceptable as part of a team is any type of terrain, which may only be used as a "backdrop" for your entry photography. Other than that, you may enter any assembly of miniatures, including humans, aliens, monsters, animals, robots, vehicles, ships, aircraft, spacecraft etc., or a combination thereof, for example a team of humans and animals or of humans and a vehicle (or multiple vehicles). The ONLY stipulation being that the team must follow a consistent theme.

Themes

The first Season will not feature any limits, you may choose any theme or topic you like; however, in future seasons, we may be running theme-specific championships.

League Tables

All results will be collected in a „League Table“, continually updated and always showing the current state of the championship.

Matches

In each round, a number of matches will be held. In each match, two randomly-determined participants will face each other, the winner being determined by public vote in a Poll linked to the respective match.

Depending on the number of votes cast, participants receive League Points.

If the difference between votes is Five or less, the match is considered a "Draw" and both participants receive 20 points.

If the difference between votes is Six or more, the participant who received more votes is considered the "Winner" and receives 30 points, whereas his opponent, the "Loser" receives 10 points.

In addition, participants receive "bonus points" depending on the number of votes cast. For this, the number of votes received by the participant is divided by 10, the result being the number of "bonus points" the participant receives, ranging from 0 (9 votes or less) to a maximum of 5 (50 votes or more).

Rounds 5 and 10 will be "bonus rounds", in which participants may enter teams that follow a previously-determined theme. If they meet the theme, they will be awarded match points, a bonus of "x" points for meeting the theme, vote bonus points and 10 points for entering a new team, as usual.

However, since it isn´t a “knock-out” system, losing a round will NOT mean you have to leave the league, just dropping in the league tables – if you put on a good show in the following rounds, you may still claw your way back to the top.

Winners

After the last round of the league (round 10), the winner will be the participant who collected the greatest number of League Points. Should two participants have scored an equal number of League Points, we´ll hold “paint-offs”, but probably, this will not be necessary.

The first three places will be awarded Gold, Silver and Bronze status and will receive a special notion to their LAF account and post info.

Replacements

You do NOT have to enter a new team in every new Round, but you are ALLOWED to do so. You may compete with a single team for the whole season; even if a team should lose a match, it will NOT be dismissed from the competition. Note, though, that you receive 10 bonus points for every NEW team you enter.

It is perfectly acceptable to use one team for the whole season. However, participants may enter new teams between rounds, but NOT during a round; the only stipulation is that the new team must also consist of at least five figures and follow a common theme, but you may freely choose another theme if you feel like it – for example, replace a team of Pulp cultists with Gangsters, or Cowboys with Spartans, etc...

Participants who enter new teams are awarded a one-time bonus of 10 points for every new team they enter, to reward prolific painters. In addition, having “novelty” status might prove beneficial with the fickle public temper. :D

Registration and Deadlines

The first round of the first season will start on Monday, September 17th, 2007. All participants must have entered a pic prior to that date; all pictures received after September. 17th will enter play in the second round.

Entry Deadlines and Round Durations for the 2007 autumn season will be:

Round 1 (League Start)    September 17th – September 23rd
Round 2          September 24th – September 30th
Round 3          October 1st – October 7th
Round 4         October 8th – October 14th
Round 5         October 15th – October 21st *
Round 6         October 22nd – October 28th    
Round 7         October 29th – November 4th
Round 8         November 5th – November 11th
Round 9         November 12th – November 18th
Round 10 (Sn1 Finals)    November 19th – November 25th

*= Final registration for Season 1/07


New participants may enter until the end of Round 5, the deadline being Tuesday, October 21st. Any entries from new challengers received after that date will be held for the start of the next season.

And last but not least, here my special thanks to the following people:

Steve Dean - for the idea of phpBB voted-based forum painting competition
Tom Weiss  - for his help to create the concept of the contest rules
Chistian Steimel aka Westfalia Chris - for the great translation of the rules into english

OK, here we go, let the games begin !!! 8)
Title: The Lead Painters' League
Post by: Prof.Witchheimer on August 31, 2007, 04:07:28 PM
the first supplementation:

The entry picture may NOT be a collage of individual pictures, but should be a "group shot" of the complete team, possibly in a decorated environment, or in front of a plain backdrop. You may, however, add some closeups of small aspects, like faces, equipment, etc., but the main focus of the image must clearly be on "the team".
Title: The Lead Painters' League
Post by: Jase on August 31, 2007, 04:15:00 PM
Do I understand correctly, that you need to paint a new team for every round? I mean, 1 team a week?
Title: The Lead Painters' League
Post by: Prof.Witchheimer on August 31, 2007, 04:40:06 PM
Quote from: "Jase"
Do I understand correctly, that you need to paint a new team for every round? I mean, 1 team a week?


no  :D - It is perfectly acceptable to use one team for the whole season...Participants who enter new teams are awarded a one-time bonus of 10 points for every new team they enter, to reward prolific painters.
Title: The Lead Painters' League
Post by: demi_morgana on August 31, 2007, 06:47:46 PM
great idea! :D
I'd really love to participate but because of job that sucks all of my vital energy  my painting speed decreased extremly :cry:
anyway - if I won't manage to paint anything to participate - I'll be really happy to vote :)
Title: The Lead Painters' League
Post by: O gato Mortimer on August 31, 2007, 08:38:50 PM
Good and funny idea!  :mrgreen:
Title: The Lead Painters' League
Post by: Hammers on August 31, 2007, 08:49:34 PM
I like the idea. Is promotes the very stuff that makes this place great.

One of the reasons for me being on this forum is the amazing turnaround of stellar work. That's why this place never gets old. Call it Teutonic Efficiency, Oz Can-Do or Yankee Go-geddum, I don't have it. All I have is Swedish OneDayI'llShowThemAll. It doesn't matter, since I like to be inspired by that other stuff.
Title: The Lead Painters' League
Post by: Rhoderic on September 02, 2007, 11:32:02 AM
To bring a wayward thread back in line: May I inquire where the line goes on what kind of entries are allowed and disallowed? What if someone enters a group of spaceships? Mechs? 6mm miniatures? 28mm scale vehicles (or a mix - like a group of soldiers and their transport/support vehicle)?
Title: The Lead Painters' League
Post by: Prof.Witchheimer on September 02, 2007, 07:19:05 PM
Quote from: "Rhoderic"
To bring a wayward thread back in line: May I inquire where the line goes on what kind of entries are allowed and disallowed? What if someone enters a group of spaceships? Mechs? 6mm miniatures? 28mm scale vehicles (or a mix - like a group of soldiers and their transport/support vehicle)?


Actually there aren't disallowed entries. Mechs or spaceships, whatever you want, all what we need are at least five models and they should belong together. If you're going to paint a car and four soldiers, no problem, but that should look plausible and suitable
Title: The Lead Painters' League
Post by: Rhoderic on September 02, 2007, 07:43:05 PM
In that case I MIGHT just be able to scrounge up enough entries for a late registration. I'm sure I won't make the first few deadlines though. But I certainly hope I'm not the only painter at my level to compete, or I'll feel very embarassed :oops:

Also, now that you spliced the thread, my "wayward thread" comment makes no sense anymore  :)
Title: The Lead Painters' League
Post by: Prof.Witchheimer on September 05, 2007, 02:58:10 PM
Some further clarifications...


Scale: There are NO scale restrictions. From 2mm to 120mm, and beyond, anything goes; of course, the scale should be consistent within the team, although you might enter different teams in different scales, and there might be some leeway for scales within teams, for example including a larger-scale figure as a "giant" in a group of otherwise smaller-scale figures - just make sure all figures follow a consistent theme.


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Painting: The only hard and fast rule - all figures must be completely painted, and all bases must be finished. We ONLY accept pictures of finished models, "work in progress" (WIP) shots are NOT allowed.


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Clarification on the number of teams: You do NOT have to enter a new team in every new Round, but you are ALLOWED to do so. You may compete with a single team for the whole season; even if a team should lose a match, it will NOT be dismissed from the competition. Note, though, that you receive 10 bonus points for every NEW team you enter.


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Composition of the Team: The only thing NOT acceptable as part of a team is any type of terrain, which may only be used as a "backdrop" for your entry photography. Other than that, you may enter any assembly of miniatures, including humans, aliens, monsters, animals, robots, vehicles, ships, aircraft, spacecraft etc., or a combination thereof, for example a team of humans and animals or of humans and a vehicle (or multiple vehicles). The ONLY stipulation being that the team must follow a consistent theme.
Title: The Lead Painters' League
Post by: Ironworker on September 07, 2007, 05:31:07 PM
So if the first round starts on the 17th you want finished teams on that date right?  That's not when we start painting?  Are we to enter newly painted teams or teams we already have painted and will we know who we are paired up against before each round starts or after?
Title: The Lead Painters' League
Post by: Prof.Witchheimer on September 07, 2007, 05:59:48 PM
Quote from: "Ironworker"
So if the first round starts on the 17th you want finished teams on that date right?


on the 17th is the start so you have to send me the pics for the round 1 on the 16th at the latest.

Quote from: "Ironworker"
 That's not when we start painting?


no, feel free to start :)

Quote from: "Ironworker"
Are we to enter newly painted teams or teams we already have painted


it would be great to enter with newly painted teams but of course I will accept the older stuff too.


Quote from: "Ironworker"
will we know who we are paired up against before each round starts or after?


After. That will be revealed on Mondays with the start of a new round
Title: The Lead Painters' League
Post by: Ironworker on September 11, 2007, 05:05:43 PM
Ok I have a couple other questions.  

Are we allowed to show any WIPs outside the competition?

Are we allowed to show any finished versions before the voteing starts.  I.E. My second group will be 1930s Marines.  If I show do a WIP and show finished minis in the Pulp Section or on another forum will that disqualify me?  

If I have a squad that is part of a game but that squad can only have a maximum of four models can I enter that sqad and a single personality from the same faction/army as my entry?
Title: The Lead Painters' League
Post by: Prof.Witchheimer on September 11, 2007, 06:13:02 PM
Quote from: "Ironworker"
Are we allowed to show any WIPs outside the competition?


of course

Quote from: "Ironworker"
Are we allowed to show any finished versions before the voteing starts.  I.E. My second group will be 1930s Marines.  If I show do a WIP and show finished minis in the Pulp Section or on another forum will that disqualify me?  


nothing will disqualify you, that's not Golden Demon :) Fell free to post your stuff wherever you want. I personally wouldnt post my stuff on this forum bevore the start but that's just my way, how said, it's only your decision. The whole competition should be a matter of fun, we don't want to take it too seriously  :wink:

Quote from: "Ironworker"
If I have a squad that is part of a game but that squad can only have a maximum of four models can I enter that sqad and a single personality from the same faction/army as my entry?


yes
Title: The Lead Painters' League
Post by: Ironworker on September 11, 2007, 06:28:04 PM
Quote from: "Prof.Witchheimer"
Quote from: "Ironworker"
Are we allowed to show any WIPs outside the competition?


of course

Quote from: "Ironworker"
Are we allowed to show any finished versions before the voteing starts.  I.E. My second group will be 1930s Marines.  If I show do a WIP and show finished minis in the Pulp Section or on another forum will that disqualify me?  


nothing will disqualify you, that's not Golden Demon :) Fell free to post your stuff wherever you want. I personally wouldnt post my stuff on this forum bevore the start but that's just my way, how said, it's only your decision. The whole competition should be a matter of fun, we don't want to take it too seriously  :wink:

Quote from: "Ironworker"
If I have a squad that is part of a game but that squad can only have a maximum of four models can I enter that sqad and a single personality from the same faction/army as my entry?


yes


Ah cool just thought I would check.
Title: The Lead Painters' League
Post by: Prof.Witchheimer on September 17, 2007, 06:13:57 PM
Btw, feel free to comment the entries of the participants. That's no problem as long as you are correct and objective.  :)
Title: The Lead Painters' League
Post by: Prof.Witchheimer on September 19, 2007, 03:14:37 PM
some corrections/clarifications/supplementations on "Matches":


Matches

In each round, a number of matches will be held. In each match, two randomly-determined participants will face each other, the winner being determined by public vote in a Poll linked to the respective match.

Depending on the number of votes cast, participants receive League Points.

If the difference between votes is Five or less, the match is considered a "Draw" and both participants receive 20 points.

If the difference between votes is Six or more, the participant who received more votes is considered the "Winner" and receives 30 points, whereas his opponent, the "Loser" receives 10 points.

In addition, participants receive "bonus points" depending on the number of votes cast. For this, the number of votes received by the participant is divided by 10, the result being the number of "bonus points" the participant receives, ranging from 0 (9 votes or less) to a maximum of 5 (50 votes or more).

Rounds 5 and 10 will be "bonus rounds", in which participants may enter teams that follow a previously-determined theme. If they meet the theme, they will be awarded match points, a bonus of "x" points for meeting the theme, vote bonus points and 10 points for entering a new team, as usual.

However, since it isn´t a “knock-out” system, losing a round will NOT mean you have to leave the league, just dropping in the league tables – if you put on a good show in the following rounds, you may still claw your way back to the top.
Title: The Lead Painters' League
Post by: Grimm on September 24, 2007, 04:13:21 PM
Is it allow to ask questions on the painters in the Topic ?
I meaan question abaut painting ,modeling ........
Title: The Lead Painters' League
Post by: Prof.Witchheimer on September 24, 2007, 04:45:54 PM
Quote from: "Grimm"
Is it allow to ask questions on the painters in the Topic ?
I meaan question abaut painting ,modeling ........


of course :)
Title: The Lead Painters' League
Post by: tbroadwater on September 25, 2007, 05:08:13 PM
I am all over this idea!!! Can I sign up here?
Title: The Lead Painters' League
Post by: Prof.Witchheimer on September 25, 2007, 05:19:07 PM
yes :) just send me a team and in the next round you are in (next monday)
Title: The Lead Painters' League
Post by: tbroadwater on September 26, 2007, 03:18:18 PM
will do thanks Professor...I might just send a few that you could use over the next few weeks if you dont mind...
Title: The Lead Painters' League
Post by: Prof.Witchheimer on September 26, 2007, 04:22:59 PM
Quote from: "tbroadwater"
I might just send a few


do it ! :)
Title: The Lead Painters' League
Post by: Malamute on September 26, 2007, 05:56:38 PM
Quote from: "tbroadwater"
will do thanks Professor...I might just send a few that you could use over the next few weeks if you dont mind...


Good luck Todd, more Gothic Horror what we need and you are the man! :)
Title: The Lead Painters' League
Post by: Hammers on September 28, 2007, 10:38:43 AM
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Composition of the Team: The only thing NOT acceptable as part of a team is any type of terrain, which may only be used as a "backdrop" for your entry photography. Other than that, you may enter any assembly of miniatures, including humans, aliens, monsters, animals, robots, vehicles, ships, aircraft, spacecraft etc., or a combination thereof, for example a team of humans and animals or of humans and a vehicle (or multiple vehicles). The ONLY stipulation being that the team must follow a consistent theme.[/quote]
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Does a team have to be made up of one playable side of a wargame or could it made up by friends AND foes. For example, can I enter a "team" of werevolves AND witchhunters

(...or a team of Amish defenders of their way of life and BIG Corporation Goons to use an example which is not as far fetched as you may think. I have seen it wargamed with great panache).
Title: The Lead Painters' League
Post by: Prof.Witchheimer on September 28, 2007, 10:46:41 AM
Sorry, that wouldn't be a team :) The only exception i could imagine, you've got 5 of werewolves and 5 of the witch hunters on the pic :)
Title: The Lead Painters' League
Post by: Poliorketes on October 10, 2007, 10:32:21 AM
maybe I have overlooked it, but what's the theme for bonus round 5?
Title: The Lead Painters' League
Post by: Prof.Witchheimer on October 10, 2007, 10:39:00 AM
Quote from: "Poliorketes"
maybe I have overlooked it, but what's the theme for bonus round 5?


World War 2
Title: The Lead Painters' League
Post by: Hammers on October 10, 2007, 11:14:27 AM
Would Libertyship crew count as a #5 round bonus team?
Title: The Lead Painters' League
Post by: Prof.Witchheimer on October 10, 2007, 12:02:49 PM
Quote from: "hammershield"
Would Libertyship crew count as a #5 round bonus team?


what minis?
Title: The Lead Painters' League
Post by: Hammers on October 10, 2007, 12:40:30 PM
Brigade merchant crew.
Title: The Lead Painters' League
Post by: Prof.Witchheimer on October 10, 2007, 12:47:50 PM
Quote from: "hammershield"
Brigade merchant crew.


sorry, no :)

see also here:
http://forum.backofbeyond.de/viewtopic.php?p=27248#27248
Title: The Lead Painters' League
Post by: Hammers on October 11, 2007, 08:16:29 AM
Oh, well... I guess I will have to sit this one out. I won't have time to finish my Gebirgsjäger.
Title: The Lead Painters' League
Post by: Lowtardog on October 14, 2007, 11:34:56 AM
HammerShield, as I understand it they dont have to be WW2. I havent painted WW2 for a good few years and couldnt face doing so either. I still have some Westwind Germans and Yanks sitting part painted but couldn`t rise to the occassion :)
Title: The Lead Painters' League
Post by: Poliorketes on October 15, 2007, 09:52:18 AM
The entries are getting better every time, great stuff and hard decisions. Sadly it seems to get a '5 Mini only'-contest. Maybe larger groups should get a bonus?
Title: The Lead Painters' League
Post by: Prof.Witchheimer on October 15, 2007, 11:45:21 AM
Quote from: "Poliorketes"
The entries are getting better every time, great stuff and hard decisions. Sadly it seems to get a '5 Mini only'-contest. Maybe larger groups should get a bonus?


not sure, maybe, anyway now we will wait for the end of the current season.
Title: The Lead Painters' League
Post by: Poliorketes on October 15, 2007, 11:51:48 AM
Sure, shouldn't change the rules during a season. But might be interesting for season 2.
Title: The Lead Painters' League
Post by: Lurch on October 18, 2007, 09:42:28 PM
I always love if a new round starts with many new entries.

But I often remember old entries, and would love to watch them again.
I don't know if you other board members have stored the pictures by your own, I have not.

What do you think about a thread where we could see all the entries of each participant up to now.

Sorry Prof, I know it would be quite some work.
Title: The Lead Painters' League
Post by: Prof.Witchheimer on October 18, 2007, 09:48:15 PM
Actually I'm planning a league gallery with all the entries in. Will come end of the season :-)
Title: The Lead Painters' League
Post by: Neldoreth on October 29, 2007, 01:49:22 PM
Just wanted to say that I am really enjoying the quality and presentation of the stuff that I am seeing in this event. Pretty snazzy guys, keep those wonderful pictures coming!

n.
Title: The Lead Painters' League
Post by: PaintsByNumbers on March 30, 2008, 12:31:12 PM
>All picture entries must be sent to forum@backofbeyond.de and must meet a previously-specified deadline, namely the end of the previous round. A picture must meet a maximum resolution of 800x800 pixels.
>

My software does not allow me to choose image size in pixels.  What is that in inches?
Title: The Lead Painters' League
Post by: Prof.Witchheimer on March 30, 2008, 12:35:34 PM
Quote from: "PaintsByNumbers"
My software does not allow me to choose image size in pixels.  What is that in inches?


800 pixel =11,111 inch
Title: Re: The Lead Painters' League
Post by: former user on May 25, 2008, 02:06:24 PM
well, thank you for the warm welcome

so, some questions about the entries:

do they have to be "new", meaning unpublished before?
how do you count for vehicles? by size?
what if scenery belongs to the theme- eg an ammunition stack for a cannon an crew?
how about cavalry models? they sure take more time to paint

now some personal remarks:
I voted for round seven, and it seems that users rather comment only positevely
is negative criticism not allowed? or simply bad manners?
discussing the painting technique/style can be instructive, but also taken badly by contestorcould I have some instructions please, before I commit a faux pas?
Title: Re: The Lead Painters' League - Rules
Post by: Vonkluge on May 17, 2009, 05:40:01 PM
Criticism is allowed ;) but since this is a friendly place I guess “harsh” criticism would not be looked on well. Constructive criticism is really the best since any criticism is only YOUR opinion. I paint mostly “Historical” type armies and as such have a subdued style that is built for speed; others are bright single figure fantasy painters. There are many different styles and ability levels and people post here to show off their efforts not get “flamed”.  8)
Title: Re: The Lead Painters' League
Post by: Hammers on May 17, 2009, 05:47:36 PM
well, thank you for the warm welcome

so, some questions about the entries:

do they have to be "new", meaning unpublished before?
how do you count for vehicles? by size?
what if scenery belongs to the theme- eg an ammunition stack for a cannon an crew?
how about cavalry models? they sure take more time to paint

now some personal remarks:
I voted for round seven, and it seems that users rather comment only positevely
is negative criticism not allowed? or simply bad manners?
discussing the painting technique/style can be instructive, but also taken badly by contestorcould I have some instructions please, before I commit a faux pas?

I personally welcome any kind of criticism since I figure the kid that is non-constructive kind tends to fall back on the critic. Plus I keep a little black book with the words "To Maim or Otherwise Harm" on the cover.
Title: Re: The Lead Painters' League
Post by: Svennn on May 17, 2009, 06:22:43 PM
I personally welcome any kind of criticism since I figure the kid that is non-constructive kind tends to fall back on the critic. Plus I keep a little black book with the words "To Maim or Otherwise Harm" on the cover.

Thats a bloody thick book then  :D

Just making sure I am in there if I wasnt already :)
Title: Re: The Lead Painters' League
Post by: Hammers on May 17, 2009, 10:36:48 PM
I personally welcome any kind of criticism since I figure the kid that is non-constructive kind tends to fall back on the critic. Plus I keep a little black book with the words "To Maim or Otherwise Harm" on the cover.

Thats a bloody thick book then  :D

Just making sure I am in there if I wasnt already :)

I've got a special book all for you.