Some are good some are shit keep practicing

I like the style of your drawings. I would totally get a tattoo of those ninja turtles.

@Wardy 126358 wrote:

Have you had much people buy you’re drawings? i think you’re setting the price a bit high to start off with if im being honest. That might be just met though. If it was me i would sell them at $10 to start off with so you get known and as you get better of the years start increasing you’re prices.

Wardy please take two minutes to learn the difference between your and you’re.
you’re = you+are
your = something that is someones

@buttwheat 126367 wrote:

Wardy please take two minutes to learn the difference between your and you’re.
you’re = you+are
your = something that is someones

Funny, I had assumed that by now Wardy was doing it that way on purpose. Just to push your buttons, buttwheat.

@igokhoa 126413 wrote:

Chúc diển đàn ngày càng lớn mạnh ……………………….

I couldn’t have said that better (or at all) myself!

@Sam-I-Am 126416 wrote:

If I were to pick on Wardy I’d mention “many” people over “much” people but I don’t want to elevate myself by lowering somebody else. My guess is that Wardy’s thoughts come so fast and furious that he doesn’t have the time to worry about proper grammar and punctuation. Like he says: We know what he means.

I agree, we know what he means. (Although I have to admit that every wrong your/you’re or there/their/they’re or to/too I see on the net make me grit my teeth a little.)

But I kinda like the “much” more than the “many”. Only because when I read “Have you had much people buy you’re drawings?” I hear it with a bad English accent and cadence in my head. Like this: ‘ave you ‘ad much people buy your drawrings?

If I read it as “Have you had many people buy your drawings?” then the accent disappears. Weird.