This is the one and only time I will address you, and I will give you a piece of advice:
Stop. Just…stop.
You aren’t doing anything but making yourself look like a bully. Saying cruel things is not being constructively critical, and putting a smiley face after it doesn’t make it any less mean. If you think you can do a better job than I have, then by all means, do it. If not, look up the definition of “constructive criticism,” and and learn the difference between “constructive” and “destructive”
Worse yet, with every comment you have posted in the past (which I have screen captured for my records before deleting), you have made yourself look like an unstable fangirl. Is that really an impression of yourself that you want people to see? Do you really think that creating new accounts to “constructively criticize” me and get around my blocking of your accounts is going to accomplish anything but getting you flagged for harassment if you persist in doing it?
While I do welcome constructive criticism, what you’ve said is anything but. The artist I have done videos for as contacted me personally to THANK ME for making them. If he had a problem with my work, he would have said so. He has a manager and a personal assistant, and we have mutual friends. If he had a problem with the imagery I used to create those videos, he would have said so himself.
If he doesn’t have a problem with it, and he, in fact, LIKES (gasp!) what I have done, why is it such a problem for you? Think about it.
The bottom line is that the things you have said about me are a reflection of you, rather than a reflection of me. They are a reflection of your negativity and prejudices. What I did, I did out of love and support for the artist…and if you can’t see that, you can’t see me.