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I prefer on person :) After having a bad critique experience I reflected on how I can make my art better, and I acted up on it.

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I prefer on person :) After having a bad critique experience I reflected on how I can make my art better, and I acted up on it.

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I have only had one in-person critique so far, and it was fairly quiet and everyone seemed to shy to speak. In online critiques, people seem to talk much more through the chat box, whish ends up being more helpful. For now I prefer online, but I may end up preferring in-person once we all get accustomed to it and come out of our shell post-pandemic.

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I prefer in person critique. I have submitted work I wasn't proud of but the fact that i finished it at all i was atleast happy about that.

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I prefer in person but I'm always nervous 

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I prefer in person but I'm always nervous 

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i enjoy inperson more because of the immersive experience :)

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i enjoy inperson more because of the immersive experience :)

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I prefer in person!! it helps me understand more. it also helps me see other's student drawing and ask how their process was.

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I prefer in person, you can get instant clarifications. Or perhaps explain yourself even tho your artwork should speak for itself.
Critiques are my favorite part of studio art classes both as a teacher or student

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1 I enjoy in person. I like taking my time looking at everyones work in a gallery-like format.

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In a K-12 classroom you could have every student give one critique in person and one online. Then make sure as the teacher to monitor the critiques and make sure everyone got a critique.

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I prefer in-person critiques since artworks can be experienced as intended, for the most part. Yes I've learned about mistakes I made in the process or about better techniques that can be considered for my next artwork.

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After a bad crit, I didn't change my art, but I did try to take what they said into consideration. 

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After a bad crit, I didn't change my art, but I did try to take what they said into consideration. 

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2) I've never felt bad about having my art critiqued. The key is to never take things personally.

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2) I've never felt bad about having my art critiqued. The key is to never take things personally.

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In the middle. Online is definitely easier as it calms the nerves but I like in-person because I like to see works up close.

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1- I prefer in person because you can not really appreciate the brush work or details online plus I like seen live reactions of my artwork

2- I have felt bad for pieces I created before, and more after seen others artwork but it is part of the critique and getting feedback and going back on my artworks helps a lot

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I prefer online critiques, I had several peer ceramic critiques last semester and enjoyed interacting and showing the work through PowerPoint presentations

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I prefer in person! That way I can see the art work for how it truly is and communicate with the artist in a way that wouldn't be misconstrued.
I often try to be as detached as I can be from the thing I have created, that way I can take criticism easily and see them as suggestions rather than truth

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I prefer in-person critiques because I am better able to explain myself in person with the tone of my voice, pointing, and observing the piece closer.

I have benefited greatly from in-person critiques in the past, and I have also felt bad about an art piece but in the end I got some great feedback.

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I've never done an in person critique, but I feel like I would like it more because I'll get better criticism to improve. I want people to see my art as it really is and have more than a few people look at it.

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I've never done an in person critique, but I feel like I would like it more because I'll get better criticism to improve. I want people to see my art as it really is and have more than a few people look at it.

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I prefer in person even though it is more stressful because i can get the viewer on board with my art's intentions more successfully.

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I prefer online because I've had bad in person critiques in the past.

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I prefer online because I've had bad in person critiques in the past.

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1) I would love for there to be a way for both. Like maybe get an online critique (through text, or email) halfway through the assignment and then also having an in person critique for the finalized pieces!

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