/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

>>1772454
I think he means just working in black, white and grey first, and not putting in any color until you feel like your greyscale work is good enough.

Personally I never got how someone could do a still life in greyscale, my beginner mind can't really convert the color I see on my desk into black and white zzz

When I did picrelated piece of crap, I just looked really intently at what color I was actually seeing, and the differences between colors.

For your example, did the cup really get hit with such a strong blue light? Was the rubber really that saturated on the side? Ask yourself stuff like that and keep trying m8.

Take my advice with a grain of salt though because I'm bad at this too.