/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

>>3542197
I'm the guy who did the edit.


Remember also that it's beneficial to have a foreground, midground and background with a focal point that all read. It's fine to darken the background and omit a lot of detail, if old masters are anything to go by, and push the silhouette and shapes.

If you greyscale a lot of good modern digital artists' work you will see that there is a clearly defined fore, mid and background, with a focal point usually in the form of a subject like a creature or object, communicated via value. Foreground to background, progressively lighter from dark. I'm sure you *know* this, but do greyscale your pieces every time you start putting base values down and check how it reads.

I'd post some of my own original stuff but honestly I'm not good enough to demonstrate, so have pic related.