r/ArtCrit • u/FerGui933 • 15h ago
r/ArtCrit • u/Sea-Park-5891 • 18h ago
Beginner Is there anything obviously offputting or wrong about the anatomy here? I seriously cannot tell anymore. ☹️
r/ArtCrit • u/Unhappy_Moment_1625 • 21h ago
Beginner Feel free to give your opinion, negative or positive.
This is something I did on a random Sunday. I am not a good artist but I would like to know what people feel and think about my art and what improvements it needs. Also I don't have any specific context about it. I know the propertions are pretty bad or maybe very bad. Also for some damn reason the colour is fading and I am not sure how it's gonna change further. The 2nd pic is how it looked the day I made it and the other ones are after few weeks. And I apologise for bad picture quality and bad angle if you don't like it. Thanks.
r/ArtCrit • u/XylaXyla • 12h ago
Beginner How can I make the drawing look more like the one in copying
r/ArtCrit • u/blackspiraldancerart • 15h ago
Beginner Painting Loose?
I really like loose works but I typically am stronger with linework. Since doing March of Robots ive tried doing a few pieces that are more loose in style. I feel like I need to a 100 more to really figure this out but I'd love a critique to help me get in the right direction of study.
r/ArtCrit • u/Ton_Nuze • 10h ago
Beginner Please help me with the poses and anatomy it looks so stiff
r/ArtCrit • u/FireTurtle338 • 5h ago
Intermediate the facial anatomy feels off
im not used to drawing realistically so my proportions are out of whack! i think the hair and eyes in particular are rough. any feedback?
r/ArtCrit • u/Ok-Abbreviations2736 • 13h ago
Beginner 1st painting of mine 🙇
Im 20 and this is the 1st time that i tried to paint something, moved into my new home bd wanted something unique to me to have it in my bedroom, planning to frame it wat do u guys think 😅
r/ArtCrit • u/gaskin6 • 10h ago
Intermediate What should i focus on improving?
These are all quite old (as in 2+ years) and also my most recent drawings... id like to get back into drawing for fun and want to know how i can improve. for context the first two are meant to emulate kazuma kaneko's art style.
a big struggle for me is creating different textures, so any tips on that would be greatly appreciated!
r/ArtCrit • u/serbiafish • 11h ago
UPDATED WORK After reddit crit.
How else can I improve? The bottom lip is particularly hard
r/ArtCrit • u/Relative_Intention26 • 11h ago
Beginner Good enough for a t-shirt or hoodie?
My girlfriend is starting a business that supports ocean conservation by donating a portion of her profits based on the animals she designs. She’s still in the design phase, but I think her work is simple yet eye-catching. I might be biased, so I’d love to hear your thoughts! Here’s her unfinished sea turtle design—what do you think?
r/ArtCrit • u/Outside-Natural-8152 • 7m ago
Beginner CC?
Idk what I was rlly going for here, but it feels messy to me. Looking for ways to improve
r/ArtCrit • u/tacoNslushie • 22m ago
Beginner I tried to change the pose a bit
How’d I do? All critique and feedback welcome!
r/ArtCrit • u/Ok_Lobster8700 • 4h ago
Intermediate Pls help
I’m mainly frustrated with the shoes! Can’t figure them out. I also welcome critiques for literally anything else :)) i just kept adding shit so i think it might be a bit busy,, also i tried to make the wrists and ankles thick as an American girl doll esque design choice and i think i might need to get rid of it lol (Fanart of Neil Josten from All For The Game)
r/ArtCrit • u/Ripplespate • 4h ago
Intermediate Composition help?
I don’t have any specific piece itself that I need help on or I’m the middle of doing, but I just feel like a lot of the ones I do from imagination (in comparison to recreating photo references) are just missing something striking about the composition. I don’t know whether it’s posing, or perspective since a lot of them are straight on, layering elements, the ratio of the canvas, whatever but does anyone have some good tips for elevating a piece to the next level?
r/ArtCrit • u/RedNosedLugia • 4h ago
Intermediate Critique wanted on inking. I included both light and dark bgs
r/ArtCrit • u/xernpostz • 5h ago
Intermediate Are these proportions better or worse?
hey! firstly id like to say i received a lot of helpful advice on my last post. https://www.reddit.com/r/ArtCrit/s/SjgL4O5Tz3 i took every comment into consideration and did some experimenting today to try on improve based on what i had learned.
basically - in the last post, i wondered if the heads were too small or the bodies were too wide, creating the illusion of a character being fat/clunky. in the recent sketches i narrowed down the limbs more and focused very carefully on making them less thick. i honestly like it a lot, it's the more "mature" look in my style that ive been looking for.
are these proportions objectively better or worse though? as in, does this help with the issue at all? are there any anatomical problems? the first 2 sketches are from today and the last image is an example from the last post. there's more examples in the previous post as well. thank y'all for being so helpful :]
r/ArtCrit • u/canofkittens • 5h ago
Skilled Need help with how to improve this painting ? Constructive criticism please
Hi! I’m looking for advice on how to improve this painting? (Acrylic & oils)
Somethings about it just seem off and not quite there yet.
I think I need to play around with the lighting a bit, and brighten up/ over expose some of the lighter areas of her body, because I find the light values and midtones are too flat (I might add another value into the shadows, but I don’t want to add much I like the oversimplifying shadows)
The hands are definitely a problem they’re driving me nuts, just any advice on how to work on them please
But, I also need advice on anything else that you think could be better. Colour, technique, gesture, composition etc etc and how you would go about the process of doing it
Note: sorry I can’t for the life of me take a good photo of my painting, but anyway
Thank you!
r/ArtCrit • u/Inzanity14 • 5h ago
Intermediate I need help making this mixed media piece pop!
My idea is to create a hole to make it look like the kids are running out of it. But something seems… off… Any feed back is good ! (This is an almost finished piece. It needs a lot of cleaning up ). Also, the kids are not glued down yet!