[ SECRET POST #2681 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2681 ⌋

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Comments

[mimi-sardinia.livejournal.com]

Oh I agree with you on that, fics seem like a far more precarious result than fanart.

I've only had one commission I've made, and I let the artist work without input, but I'd seen photos of her work and though one of the two I asked for she had to research, she did spectacularly.

The part that I think seperates fanart and fanfic is absorption. Look at a piece of fanart - even 3D pieces - and it's instant absorption. Fanfic? Takes time to read, has unexpected plot turns or slow bits... I have given up on a fic that gets bogged in slow bits.

[(Anonymous)]

That too. There have also been times where I've liked the overall plot of a story but not the execution and vice versa. Fic just seems on the whole to be so much more subjective than art.