Anyway, I hope this moment made you feel better about yourself. I'm glad that my project could bring you so much joy and satisfaction.

I'll be here, approving the design that someone actually took time to follow and work hard on. It's interesting too that you took so much time to attempt to insult me, but also to insult your fellow designers. I hope they all see this message and what you think of them. The only person here that bombed and seems desperate is you Sir.

What a piece of work..... You need serious professional help

Hi Drew.
Thanks for responding.

Apologies for my late reply.
I had to travel.

It was not my intention to upset you.

Many of the project briefs I viewed on DesignCrowd yesterday were flawed in so many ways, I had to decline any attempts.
Your project was not the only one I commented on.

Now that I am retired from Advertising, I lecture college students in Graphic Design.

In find that many of them are somewhat remiss in their written work, and missing important elements of the projects thay may be working on.
Such that those omissions would jeopardise a "real-world" project.
Sadly, these are third year students. Some of whom are heading for an "F" in two months.

Invariably, I have to correct their work by showing them where their omission would lead to not satisfying a client expectation.

So my comments sounded like they did, because I am doing this every day, to guide these novices into the mindset of a professional Designer.

I had been hoping to use a few projects off DesignCrowd to give my students as design excercises - See how they read a real-world Brief, and creatively resolve it.

I discovered that I would have to rewrite almost every project, before using them, in order for them to have any real purpose.
So I came away with only a three good ones.

So there you go.

So - apologies if my observations came across as rather "harsh" .
It is just the result of the reality I deal with - with training wanna-be designers.

Best Regards

Franco