AinuLainour
New member
CMON:
I\'ve written weekly reviews of my favourite mini from each week for a little over a year, but recently haven\'t been able to maintain my original dedication, thanks mostly in part to lack of free time. Spending three and a half hours without distractions is a luxury that I haven’t got anymore. Aside from music, which dominates a good chunk of my day, there is actual hobby work, and throw in a move across Canada from Vancouver to Toronto, and lastly various summer jobs and now, school.
Writing weekly for CoolMini has greatly improved my knowledge of the hobby, encouraged me to try out new techniques, helped gain new friends, and through the course of AMotW, I feel as if the quality of my writing is greater than it had been when I set out on the very first edition.
There are a lot of different artists who have had a submission reviewed, and I’d be extremely flattered if even one of them got something out of my write-up. Most of all, I hope that these analysis\' have aided CMoNers in discovering gems amongst the tens of thousands images hosted in the CMoN gallery, and create new perspectives in relation to what you see on the voting page.
It is really hard for me to end the feature, but, in the end it’s up to time constraints. If anyone’s got a time machine, just gimme a shout.
Ian S.
I\'ve written weekly reviews of my favourite mini from each week for a little over a year, but recently haven\'t been able to maintain my original dedication, thanks mostly in part to lack of free time. Spending three and a half hours without distractions is a luxury that I haven’t got anymore. Aside from music, which dominates a good chunk of my day, there is actual hobby work, and throw in a move across Canada from Vancouver to Toronto, and lastly various summer jobs and now, school.
Writing weekly for CoolMini has greatly improved my knowledge of the hobby, encouraged me to try out new techniques, helped gain new friends, and through the course of AMotW, I feel as if the quality of my writing is greater than it had been when I set out on the very first edition.
There are a lot of different artists who have had a submission reviewed, and I’d be extremely flattered if even one of them got something out of my write-up. Most of all, I hope that these analysis\' have aided CMoNers in discovering gems amongst the tens of thousands images hosted in the CMoN gallery, and create new perspectives in relation to what you see on the voting page.
It is really hard for me to end the feature, but, in the end it’s up to time constraints. If anyone’s got a time machine, just gimme a shout.
Ian S.
