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> Having an art director "tear apart" your work is generally the best scenario. They can usually back up the critique with helpful insights. Regardless of tone.
by willyt 8y ago
> Having an art director "tear apart" your work is generally the best scenario. They can usually back up the critique with helpful insights. Regardless of tone.
Definitely, and in my professional career I have never had my work thrown out in a way which made me feel bad. I have been ignored a few times only to be proved right a few weeks later though!
- ams6110 8y agoYes, harsh but valid criticism is one thing, if the director/instructor is legitimately an expert and is truly trying to make you better. If he is only feeding his own ego by being an asshole, it's better to get away. It can be hard to tell the difference, especially if you are young.