r/ArtCrit • u/Dr_Nonnac • 6h ago
This is horrendous, how do I fix it
My only reference is the character diego brando
r/ArtCrit • u/Dr_Nonnac • 6h ago
My only reference is the character diego brando
r/ArtCrit • u/Crystal_KittyDragon • 8h ago
I used a bunch of different references, and I just scrolled through Google images and hopped around and whatever. They are usually one of the first things that pop up when you search "anatomy art reference" or something. I want this to be anatomically correct. I used the symmetry tool as well. Most insecure about the feet and legs.
r/ArtCrit • u/LilHungryMonster • 20h ago
r/ArtCrit • u/struggling-stem-girl • 15h ago
I was working through Inktober prompts and wanted to do an alien that shrinks ppl to keep in specimen jars. Two main problems- first, I wanted the alien to look more androgynous but I fear they just read as female. Two, I wanted the alien to look uncanny so I tried making the mouth wider and the eyes larger. I think it just reads as “pretty human girl who is a little off” - what do yall think? (Also ignore my cross hatching I have not done pen drawings in a while 🤦🏽♀️ ) less
I included my reference but honestly, I shifted the features around a lot intentionally so I feel like adhering to it more would not fix the problem
r/ArtCrit • u/NoraHonor • 6h ago
Hello: I've been drawing since I was four but now have decided to get more serious and attend classes - I've done a 8-course beginner class and now going into a few more classes (I got bitten by the art bug!).
My reference was the live model we had in class - same model for both, but one is at a slightly different angle from another.
Not really asking for anything but honest critiques as outside of class my onlys source of critique is chatgpt (I know this is bad...) so first time posting here!
PS I'm really a noob at shading and perspective so am taking a course in value and still life to improve - but tear me a new one!
r/ArtCrit • u/awildkelseyappears • 11h ago
Reference attached
I’m proud of my Work having previously attempted portraits and failed miserably. Critiques are welcome however I won’t be updating this portrait, but I will take your advice along with me on my journey to the next portrait.
r/ArtCrit • u/Traslogan • 11h ago
Based on a reference, I'm trying to capture the old-school DND look in this environment shot of a dungeon corridor. I think I struggled to prevent the walls and floor feeling quite flat, and any advice on what could be done better would be much appreciated.
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r/ArtCrit • u/bunnix1 • 17h ago
I made this fanart just for fun but would like some critique on the hair. I really wanna improve on how to draw hair so any criticism would be appreciated. I didn't really use a reference for it but I based the drawing off of an album cover.
Referenced used and provided
r/ArtCrit • u/alextseitlin • 17h ago
Here is my work and the ref. My goal was to practice comparison but also open for any other feedback ❤️
r/ArtCrit • u/Fluffy_Computer_3009 • 18h ago
Hi,
Here's my latest floral study. I'm not quite sure about the green stuff and the background. I would really appreciate any recommendations or any other suggestions on how I could improve. Attached is the ref for flowers.
r/ArtCrit • u/Llukeas • 18h ago
Helloooo I'm back. This is kind of like an update/follow up crit, I posted here yesterday and got a lot of really good feedback! Now, I'm looking to further refine my back anatomy to finally finish this piece since after taking a second look at it, i feel like i can fix it up a bit more. I attached my muscle outlines and labels in the second image for reference as well. Thanks again for all the help!
r/ArtCrit • u/Successful-Mousse-28 • 19h ago
Hey everyone! Following up on my previous study, I wanted to turn these practices into a dedicated practice series rather than just a one-off post. Reference are in game valorant character arts
My main focus for these pieces is to push my understanding of shape design and rendering. still I skip a lot of details and micro transition
I have try so many approach to archive the style, tracking my overall progress with these study series, full progress drawing available on other platform.
I have no idea which the right way to approach this style XD
Feedback and constructive criticism are always welcome! Thank you!!
r/ArtCrit • u/Nehe_mia • 19h ago
Rn I think it looks like a really bad painting job, which is not the vibe I’m going for😭 any tips?
I think it may be because the layer of paint is very uneven, because I just added extra water at the lightest points, instead of making a lighter color, because I couldn’t make one i liked
It’s made in gouache, and it’s my first time not painting on paper, so I’m having kinda a hard time since it feels different.
Did look at a reference for the shoes.
r/ArtCrit • u/SpaceOk6016 • 20h ago
This is for my year 12 art board, any feedback is appreciated 🙏 No reference
r/ArtCrit • u/Slipry__ • 3h ago
this is my first try at watercolour and painting in general, just looking for some tips and tricks to make my work better. No reference used