There is a huge difference between this: "Fix your anatomy, you ****in' skrub." and this, "Your picture isn't coming out right, here's what you can do to improve it: (insert tips)" Apparently, and sadly, this isn't much clear to everyone else, which brings me to my point. The purpose of constructive criticism is to help the artist see where they went wrong, and give them an idea on what they need to fix and how to do it. Lately, people have been giving others what they call "constructive criticism", in which they give so called advice to call out on mistakes in the artist's work, most of the time without giving advice. Dude, if you're going to point out mistakes in a picture in a somewhat crude manner, please don't call it constructive criticism. "But I'm trying to be helpful!" If you're going to give the artist advice on what to fix, then don't mind me, but otherwise I beg to ****ing differ. "You're just angry over being criticized, Anon!" Far from it.