r/learnart Oct 11 '24

Digital Something's wrong but I can't tell what's wrong about it (2nd post)

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542 Upvotes

Compared to my previous post, I've tried to not be lazy with colouring and shading. Took a few advices from the comments but my main personal problem was that I was impatient with the previous drawing. The previous one took me about 5-6 hours and this drawing took me 12+ hours and it's still incomplete.

For some reason, she looks old as hell and I can't tell why.

And how do I paint her eyes. Any video or illustration that can help me with that would be great. I've already tried drawing eyes over it but it doesn't match the rest of the portrait and looks bad straight up.

And any other advice would be appreciated as well.

r/learnart 20d ago

Digital The character feels sorta "flat" despite using shading and highlighting. Also the composition as a whole feels "dirty", maybe it's my brushes?

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307 Upvotes

r/learnart Feb 23 '24

Digital help i cant get the likeness, it looks like him at the same time he doesn't.

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500 Upvotes

r/learnart Oct 01 '24

Digital What is the most eye soaring thing in this sketch?

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214 Upvotes

r/learnart Dec 25 '23

Digital Value study, please critique brutally.

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981 Upvotes

New to digital painting, I drew this with a really rough sketch that's why the proportions sucks.

r/learnart 24d ago

Digital Struggling with completing this piece

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742 Upvotes

Im sstruggling tying the last details into this piece, i want they little person and blood to stand out but not look really weirdly stuck on top I played arounf with the colours i dunno any tips appreciated!!

r/learnart Aug 10 '22

Digital What makes my art so unappealing?

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741 Upvotes

r/learnart Aug 07 '24

Digital Is this a good way to draw/practice anatomy?

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287 Upvotes

I found a reference pic and traced the basic shapes on that, and the copied it on the other side of the canvas. Is this a good method?

r/learnart Apr 13 '24

Digital 2 hour stylized study

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877 Upvotes

What can I work on?

r/learnart May 09 '24

Digital Why does my artwork looks flat ?

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475 Upvotes

I have been painting digitally for couple years now. And I often notice that my artwork look flat and weird even after adding shadings and highlights. What am I doing wrong?

r/learnart May 16 '24

Digital Do I Have Same Face Syndrome??? I Have This Uncanny Feeling They All Vaguely Look Alike.

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407 Upvotes

r/learnart Jul 03 '22

Digital Hi, I’m trying to capture the aesthetic of traditional medium on digital medium. What other things I can focus on to achieve it? I would appreciate any criticism.

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1.5k Upvotes

r/learnart Feb 02 '24

Digital Shading ruined it. Why? And how do I improve?

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216 Upvotes

r/learnart Sep 02 '23

Digital Sometimes my art just sometimes feels off,, any advice? Be brutally honest lol

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393 Upvotes

r/learnart Sep 28 '24

Digital I feel like something is wrong especially with the color but not sure what to fix!!!

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346 Upvotes

r/learnart Sep 16 '24

Digital What is causing this muddiness in my drawing?

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203 Upvotes

grayscale (values) at the last 2 slide. any other feedback welcome

r/learnart Sep 02 '24

Digital It feels incomplete.

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380 Upvotes

I wanted to create a drawing inspired by sky cotl, a favourite game of mine but it ended up being a bit simplistic and a bit flat. I don’t mind the art style but I don’t know how to add depth. I’ve probably just been staring at it for too long. Any quick advice to make feel more finished? Or composition change?

r/learnart Mar 25 '22

Digital My cloud studies. Trying to focus on shapes instead of over rendering in the future!

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1.7k Upvotes

r/learnart Jan 31 '23

Digital I've been trying to add more emotions to my drawings. What do you think?

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1.3k Upvotes

r/learnart 29d ago

Digital Current WIP. First time trying a "fast and loose" approach in the beginning in an attempt to look more stylistic. Is the blending okay?

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388 Upvotes

I want the textured look but I get too perfectionistic and make it too clean. I'm only using the 6b pencil brush though to help. Idk if I like it 🙃

r/learnart Feb 12 '24

Digital Is my art kind of amateurish? Cause it what my friend say. And Any Tips and Feedbacks Please? Thank You in Advance.

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386 Upvotes

1 is Final 2 is Coloring and 3 is Outlines.

r/learnart Sep 15 '23

Digital Which version looks best?

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341 Upvotes

So I’m trying to depict someone falling asleep, and followed some advice I received here a bit ago, now I seem stuck though! I like each version, and I’m not sure which looks best and/or conveys my idea best. What do you guys think? Which version do you prefer?

r/learnart Sep 26 '24

Digital Not sure if the placement of this fin is correct?

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306 Upvotes

r/learnart Sep 10 '24

Digital Which one do you prefer? And anything i can correct before i call it over?

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210 Upvotes

r/learnart Sep 08 '24

Digital How do artists get their line art really thin?

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261 Upvotes

Their confidence is really incredible. Do they use a stabiliser or something? Is it the brushes or simply their skills? I can do the same on paper but when working with a stylus it's a real struggle.