After uploading illustrations on the Internet, I'm really worried about "evaluation" from others. If you care too much about not being able to evaluate, you will be motivated and depressed, so you want to control your perception of evaluation well.
So, this time, let's take a look at the way you think you've fallen into an evaluation addiction from the illustrations of Azato Tsuji, who has compiled evaluation dependency on Twitter!
About evaluation dependence
What is evaluation dependence?
Evaluation addiction (tentative name) refers to a person who always cares about “likes” from others. In other words, it can be rephrased as a person who relies on the evaluation of others to make decisions about the value of goods and judgments of good and evil.
Disadvantages of evaluation addiction
Disadvantages of evaluation dependence tend to fall into negative thinking when not being evaluated by others, such as when motivation is easily influenced by evaluation by people or when being evaluated by people becomes existence value. I will.
How to get out of evaluation addiction?
In order to get out of evaluation dependence, it is important to have evaluation criteria in yourself, not in others.
〔Goal〕
・ Draw expression well
・ At least the cuteness of the character is conveyed to me
〔Result〕
・ Face expression OK!
・ Cute!
For example, we consider success or failure in achieving our goals based on the evaluation criteria that we have determined.
How to make evaluation dependence a little lighter?
If you suddenly can't believe yourself, it's important to believe in someone who will always give you a positive rating in order to reduce your dependence on evaluation.
If you come up with symptoms of evaluation dependence, you can review the evaluation criteria or believe in someone who gives you a positive evaluation so that you can enjoy drawing even a little!
Summary
It was a commentary on evaluation dependence, which is easy for people who are showing illustrations on Twitter and Pixiv.
If you are too worried about other people's evaluations and want to be obsessed with them, please refer to Azato's explanation of evaluation dependence.
Lastly, I will introduce Azato's profile.
Ms. Azato is a freelance illustrator. There are other great illustrations posted on Twitter and Pixiv, so please take a look!
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