/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

Pained some robot. It evolved from a doodle, I really should perhaps do some thumbnail sketches before committing, rather than going with a meh doodle that I immediately start painting. Would love some feedback. think the background was a bit phoned in. Overall I think allowing myself to plan a bit more, slowing down and not immediately pouncing on a sketch that might not be the greatest to then develop into a painting will be important for me to get better. Well that and practice of course. What do you guys think?


>>6703160
That is really nice!

Painted some robot. It evolved from a doodle, I really should perhaps do some thumbnail sketches before committing, rather than going with a meh doodle that I immediately start painting. Would love some feedback. think the background was a bit phoned in. Overall I think allowing myself to plan a bit more, slowing down and not immediately pouncing on a sketch that might not be the greatest to then develop into a painting will be important for me to get better. Well that and practice of course. What do you guys think? Would love some feedback.

Pained some robot. It evolved from a doodle, I really should perhaps do some thumbnail sketches before committing, rather than going with a meh doodle that I immediately start painting. Would love some feedback. think the background was a bit phoned in. Overall I think allowing myself to plan a bit more, slowing down and not immediately pouncing on a sketch that might not be the greatest to then develop into a painting will be important for me to get better. Well that and practice of course. What do you guys think?

>>6715501
That's very nice, faces are hard. I'm really bad at them. I think some more developed pupils would add more character, but really nice work!

>>6715305
I do, very surreal! Like you're walking through a sandstorm, you look up and there is this god-like figure moving in the air, as though dancing through the clouds of sand, you can't tell if it's the wind or it that is howling. You barely catch a good look before it vanishes in the sand, and you're left alone again. No one believes what you saw.