Re: Your arts - post your's here! :D

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I seriously wanted to burn this drawing after I was done

I totally understand this feeling.

took two months to draw the eyes and nose!
I gave up after that

amanda1221 wrote: took two months to draw the eyes and nose!
I gave up after that

i dont know how you take criticism... but im gonna give it to you anyway lol...

darker tones would do wonders for your painting .... like if you painted the surrounding negative space in all black - this would make the leopard pop out much much more. and creating a directional light source always makes any painting way more dramatic.

coool -- so i hope you dont mind but i took the liberty of photoshopping your painting to show you what i mean..

thanks for sharing




...or dont listen to me at all and do ur own thang lol..

These are some oldies but hope everyone enjoys! (I don't take any classes or anything, just as a hobby so I don't get to draw as often as I would like anymore).

vienna9 wrote: These are some oldies but hope everyone enjoys! (I don't take any classes or anything, just as a hobby so I don't get to draw as often as I would like anymore).

YEAAA octopus is awesome

That's fantastic advice from Spaeroe which I wholeheartedly concur!

You already have balance and focal point, what's missing most is lighting which will create contrast. Right now, the negative space is blended with the positive (which isn't necessarily a bad thing). Some shading around the eyes, neck, and cheeks would go a long way in making the eyes an even bigger focal point and making your artwork "pop".

As well, (this is probably just me) I feel that the pupils are a bit on the tiny side.

I am really digging the textured look. You have a lot of potential--keep at it~! It's better than anything I can do using traditional mediums.

A protrusion of thanks for the people who loved my art.
Here is the sequel (some of my older works).



My version of Alice from Alice In Wonderland.

vince wrote: A protrusion of thanks for the people who loved my art. Here is the sequel (some of my older works).

nice work bro! the rendition of alice in wonderland is fantastic! looks like you're pretty fluent with a tablet - im hoping i can save up enough for the 24HD cintiq by the end of this year xD

we should crit each others work ! i really could use a second opinion on some of my future projects!

spaeroe wrote:

vince wrote: A protrusion of thanks for the people who loved my art. Here is the sequel (some of my older works).

nice work bro! the rendition of alice in wonderland is fantastic! looks like you're pretty fluent with a tablet - im hoping i can save up enough for the 24HD cintiq by the end of this year xD

we should crit each others work ! i really could use a second opinion on some of my future projects!

Thanks! I worked with a tablet of over a decade but I could never say I'm fluent with it. It's nothing like directly drawing on a surface (pen and paper / cintiq). All I'm fluent with is using the "Undo" button.

I had bought an Intuos but never used it. I'm not even sure where it is anymore. It's lost somewhere up in Canada where I grew up. My dream back then was to buy a Cintiq but could never see myself forking out that kind of cash when I'm perfectly happy using my battle-worn Graphire.

Sure thing, I'd be more than happy to critique people's work.

ah thank you! I haven't done much colour but i really enjoyed making that a few years back. I'm planning to do some more like it.