/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

>>2110432
>>2110471
These both kind of suck, and I feel that you could do better. If I had to choose though, I would pick the first one.

>>2110472
Kind of a bizarre style but I like it. Just be sure you know anatomy. It looks like you do though.

Your line art looks pretty great to. So much stuff conveyed through a couple of strokes it looks nice.

>>2110497
You should plan out your environment along with your color scheme before you start on one drawing. You should probably scrap this unless you can make the dragon fit in nicely with some nice color theory or environments.

I think you should scrap it if you have to force your brain to come up with things. Make sure you pre-plan your next piece and follow through though.

>>2110532
This looks pretty neat, and I like the simplicity of it all, but I really do think you should put more effort into your stuff at the same time before you post it. If you're going to do a joke, there's no excuse to not do it well.

Imagine that hand with more shading, etc.
This would be awesome and not just something people glance at.

>>2110537
I like your pixel art but give it a background.

>>2110550
I am in no position to give a critique on this. I like the softness of her face contrasted with the rest of this.

>>2110656
The rendering of the hair is awesome. The style you did this in looks very sleek, and I'd like to see a full body character from you.

>>2110688
You need to learn more about digital painting.
This picture looks bizarre, and it looks like your painted this at a very low opacity with no background starting colors.

>>2110658
You should push a higher contrast on this and you should start with a dark color and paint lighter colors on top of it. It usually makes things easier to do.

>>2110717
I'm in no position to give a decent critique on this. You put such a large amount of time and effort into this it shows.

I agree with the other anon though. Your light source feels strange.

I drew this just now.

I have a question for /ic/

How do you guys manage a 8-10 hour day job and manage to get better at art?

I simply don't have the will power to practice figure drawing, etc once I get off work.