"Take it easy, I was just upset that day and seeing my work ripped apart was too much for me to take. I'm human just like PhilMorton
@nsmadsen: Great advice! You understand how personal it is when someone hates your work."

I hope you don't pursue a career in art, if that is your attitude. Why is it personal when someone critiques your work (constructively, may I add). Escpecially when you ask for it. Your learning process as an artist will be filled with more criticization than you thought humanly possible, and the more you get generally the more your work improves, and if you get alot that's almost always a good thing, because it means you have put enough effort in to get something worthy of critique.
I still don't see why you take it personally (and note that nsmadsen said he DOESNT take it personally when his work is ripped apart). If you feel insulted, you're going to a) get defensive, and b) defending yourself, which means you won't be able to a)actually see whats wrong with you work, and b)fix your work. The whiny bratty eccentric artist is a poor cliche/stereotype, from pseudo-sophisticated industries like fashion and from the large amount of whiny bratty kids that make up art school students (and college students in general). A good artist will gladly accept very heavy criticism, and take it neutrally, and then implement it, or at least try it.

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Original post by SinisterUrge Ok guys, feedback please! That's the polygon count I was asked to use concerning the wolf and yes, it looks perfect when animated with deformation no being an issue.