/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

>>3583998
Be kind to yourself. You can’t just give and give without receiving anything in return, reciprocity is important.

>>3584007
Fix the face/expression and maybe $50-80, right now it doesn’t look like her at all. Main thing I dislike is the expression personally.

>>3592666
$45-60. The rendering looks solid to my eyes, but the figure itself holds it back a bit. It’s little things that add up like the hands and the leg and the way the head sits on her neck and how the chest/shoulders could tilt just a bit more toward the viewer. If you could fix a few of those things you could charge a lot more.

>>3591579
If you did this on a big piece of paper in charcoal or something I’d say $40+, not that pencil looks bad but if you’re doing traditional, I know personally I like owning bigger pieces. Custom portraits would go for big monies.

>>3590431
$80+ easily if you just brushed up on some dynamic poses a bit. I believe in you anon. Greyscale “concept art” type stuff that isn’t photobashed, some people(me included) really love it. Got a blog?

>>3590029
I’d consider either committing to hard graphic lines/shading or soft lines/shading, because hard lines and soft shading don’t always mix well. You’ve got some weird hyperrealism going on around the eyes. You’re not bad at drawing per say but the elements you’re mashing together don’t go together in any appealing way. Maybe visit one of the alt style threads and see if you can pick someone’s brain. Don’t feel bad; you’ll only crack it after failing many times.

>>3588366
It’s dope, $20-35, maybe charging another $5-10 per character. You’ve got a fun style.