The Adult Dragon Panel showed me that I really need to put more effort into finishing my artwork; being sandwiched in-between two totally awesome artists whose work reflects there passion for their subjects was a bit scary and humbling; I also do not like public speaking very much I get too quiet and talk too quickly or too little about the art on screen. Oh well; I have commented that I prefer to let the artwork speak for itself, the idea either hits a chord with the audience or it doesn't. Not all of my artwork is going to appeal to everyone, that's the nature of art. I try to make it more of a self-satisfaction thing anyway, this stuff is basically my way of figuring things out. This means that the results are going to be rough, sketchy and crude when they first come out. If people like, that's a side benefit. Not everyone likes the same thing, that's a given. SO, in the end I felt a bit inadequate, but not in a bad way; I just need to through myself into my art with a good deal more passion for it to improve; take risks try things I wouldn't normally try and be more willing to try new techniques. It's a learning process.