Those guys are idiots. If you aren't an artist you shouldn't say anything about having no natural talent. I think it's clear that you do have natural talent. Work on it. I'd love to see more of your work.more...
i like your use of watercolor washes on this - the eyes stand out against the more muted colors used elsewhere. her mischievous smile is a great accent too. you could have been a bit more extreme on the perspective of her left arm, reducing the width of her wrist and hand more drastically, but all in all it works.
i'd really like to see these anonymous art experts put their money where their mouths are - where are your drawings, anonymous?
Damn, it looks like you cut of her arm. Practice proportions and try and work with a referance next time, should take you about 3 years to get good enough. You just don't have that natural talent that tells you when you've done something poorly but hopefully you'll start to realise where you're going wrong. Good luck!!more...
no, the other anon person is right...it's terrible. If you want constructive feedback, the eyes are too dark, the nose looks broken, and if you think the right hand is well rendered, then you haven't observed a real hand properly. Try bending just the tip of your index finger like hers. Does that feel natural? And the middle finger bends off in two directions!
The 'artist' also needs to practise foreshortening..this will prevent the left 'baby' arm appearance. The lines are weak and it's flat as a pancake. Practise and you'll get there. In about 20 years, I reckonmore...
Those guys are idiots. If you aren't an artist you shouldn't say anything about having no natural talent. I think it's clear that you do have natural talent. Work on it. I'd love to see more of your work.more...
anon posters don't know how to critique
i like your use of watercolor washes on this - the eyes stand out against the more muted colors used elsewhere. her mischievous smile is a great accent too. you could have been a bit more extreme on the perspective of her left arm, reducing the width of her wrist and hand more drastically, but all in all it works.
i'd really like to see these anonymous art experts put their money where their mouths are - where are your drawings, anonymous?
keep on posting, milkmaiden.more...
Damn, it looks like you cut of her arm. Practice proportions and try and work with a referance next time, should take you about 3 years to get good enough. You just don't have that natural talent that tells you when you've done something poorly but hopefully you'll start to realise where you're going wrong. Good luck!!more...
if you ain't Van Gogh..
This is an illustration to be proud of!! I think it is very well done!!
I'm sorry 2
no, the other anon person is right...it's terrible. If you want constructive feedback, the eyes are too dark, the nose looks broken, and if you think the right hand is well rendered, then you haven't observed a real hand properly. Try bending just the tip of your index finger like hers. Does that feel natural? And the middle finger bends off in two directions!
The 'artist' also needs to practise foreshortening..this will prevent the left 'baby' arm appearance. The lines are weak and it's flat as a pancake. Practise and you'll get there. In about 20 years, I reckonmore...
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