This is why no more fanon crap should be in the calendars...
You're entitled to your opinion, BA, but your point gets completely lost on me passed your, for whatever reason, choice to be insulting in your delivery of it.
I never understood we one can't simply share that one does not care for something, without having to resort to insulting the artist's work (thus the artist) in the process. Gene and his IDIC ideal would not be proud.
I have a lot of friends contributing to SOTL (both fans, and BTS pros who were once just, and still are fans) and none of what I see is “crap.” Not by a long shot. That's a high-horse you ride there, I'd say. No-one is forcing you to “put your money down.”
Word of advice; you want peeps to ever consider your POV in convo, try not insulting them in the process. As that is all that they will remember and/or consider the source once it comes out of your mouth. Or just fall back on the Golden Rule if in doubt. What a concept.
Carry on.
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I am not being forced to put my money down... but as you just said... you have seen lots of potentially great artwork... stuff that is certainly better than the Sun Tzu, and more worthy to be put in a calendar which can only be limited to 13 images at most. And yes, I will say that IMO, the Sun Tzu is a crappy ship, because it looks like remarkably little thought AND work went into it. It looks like something a small kid would doodle. But that's just MY OPINION. That being said, this leads into the question of how do we say who is "good enough" to be in the calendar, fan-wise?
That's just ONE reason why NO fan stuff should be included... otherwise, how is it fair for just one or a few people to say, okay, we'll have only this selection of fan artists, and so on... why not include Atolm, who makes designs that are very unique, or someone else? This is why it should just be kept to the people who actually worked on the shows... that way, it's all in-house, it's all actual concept stuff, and it's all their own work... nothing from outside, and no conflict, in terms of who decides which fan art is worthy.