Everybody likes it.

Your Constructive Criticism is welcome.

Focus on the larger picture.Criticise whole heartedly because any idiot can do it.U criticise to fulfull your ego.And the idiot becomes the wise man. It does not need much intelligence to criticize or to complain. And cheaply you become wise; cheaply you become very intelligent.Everybody likes it.But the question is - why we are so ready to criticize?

All profoundly original art looks ugly at first.A work of art is the unique result of a unique temperament.Its  beauty comes from the fact that the author is what he is. It has nothing to do with the fact that other people want what they want. Indeed, the moment that an artist takes notice of what other people want, and tries  to supply the demand, he ceases to be an artist, and becomes a dull or an amusing craftsman, an honest or  dishonest tradesman. He has no further claim to be considered as an artist.Its just pure  imagination.Imagination without skill gives us modern art.And i also know that one of the most vocal and  straight critics come for Abstract expressionism.I’ve been criticized for being on both sides of the scale. Criticism is the noise I block out automatically.But i love to hear it too.Art critics usually criticize art in the  context of aesthetics or the theory of beauty. As nothing is simpler than to complete pictures in a  superficial sense.I know i am not Picasso.But I know what I like.And whatever images my mind and brain  sees,I see them in such a way and paint them accordingly.Art, in a philistine world, is forever fighting its  corner.Frankly speaking works of any kind of art exist to give us pleasure, just like wines and chocolates  does to us.I've always been criticised for my works thin and big,but it has never lessened my confidence.

There are many artists who do receive recognition or success in their lifetimes, or if they did finally arrive,  it was shortly before their death.It is a cliche that artists starve in garrets, and when they die their work  may be sold for many millions of dollars.Most, if not all, artists have times when they are discouraged  about their work, or about how their work is received. Society doesn't always embrace artists, who are left  basically to fend for themselves, or art is perceived as a commodity, and there is talk about the "art  market," the astronomically high prices for art of the past, etc., leaving the impression that the value of a  work of art lies only in its investment potential.We paint and sculpt our dreams, our nightmares, our loved  ones, our future, our past, beauty, heroism, sorrow, and much more - anything that can be imagined and  imaged. As a Beethoven symphony is without words and still expresses a great deal, even to those who  know little about music, so art is part of us all. Those of us who make art have a special honor, and an  obligation to ourselves and others, to be true to ourselves and to share our vision

The reason I writing about it is because it gives me so much pleasure in listening and reading to the  critiques. I’ve been through my highs, I’ve been through my lows and I’ve been through the gamut of all  things in this business.But stll somewhere ,I happen to be very confident in my own skin and my creations.  It takes time to get to this place, just like it's all about embracing yourself and your body.It's all about  embracing my strange ambiguous abstract work too.Whether you like it or not.Does not matter to me.But  its a special request my lovely friends,please try your best not to write HATE critics.Too many people do not  criticise well.  Now, don’t start saying “well, we shouldn’t criticise at all” – totally, we should criticise!  But  there’s a way to do it properly & soberly. Each one us can do that softly and in a positive way.Most, if not  all, we all have our times when we are discouraged about our work, or about how our work is  received.There is the idea that art is not a "legitimate" type of work; that it is a frivolity best saved for spare  time, etc., or a luxury item hanged on wall for the wealthy.For showing off their wealth.But for artists who  have a vision that they are compelled to share, art isn't frivolity or luxury - it's a necessity. And for society,  art is also a necessity, although this may not be realized by many. We are the spirit-keepers, the mirrors,  the candles. We revive the history through our paintings.And we need to become our own best friends - to  believe in ourselves and what we do. And stick together, rather than compete with one another.Maybe  some think that this means the activity of art takes no intellectual ability; I take it to mean that art-making is  a pre-literate activity coming from our deepest past, that all sentient creatures are capable of accessing  their inner selves to produce art.

No-one owns their ideas.  Once an idea is expressed, it’s out there in the open, in the ether, on the table,  so to speak. So crticise.But in a mature soft way.Some days I think I’ve become more tolerant of the criticism.But to be really critical, one has to be very compassionate, very loving. And one has to be ready to devote time and energy and intelligence. Then it is not criticism, then it is not inimical, it is not antagonistic; it is a friendly suggestion, a sympathetic approach. Everyone here should learn to be sympathetic.Because even if you agree or disagree with me or the argument and my work.I still delight in me  and art.To me, It is a drink, and a feast.

I want to finish this with a small request - It’s all about courtesy and each other's respect. Voice your open  opinions with little respect other person.That’s not asking for too much, is it?!!!!