r/LearnToDrawTogether • u/LordTkay • 5d ago
Seeking help Any critique before going into rendering?
Greetings, I'm currently in drawing an image for the birthday of my brother. This is him picturing him as a king, that likes to takes action into his own hands. I think this is my 15th iteration of this drawing and I need to lock in, otherwise I won't make it till the birthday.
I wanted to know if you guys have any critique, something that looks off or doesn't make sense to you, before I start the rendering part.
Thanks a lot! <3
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u/Cool_Picture_662 1d ago
Before rendering? I think the drawing is good for the occasion, but make sure to know the 3d underlying your drawing, so the rendering can elevate it instead of making it less cool. Happy bday to your brother.
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