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Keep working on it. A detailed background would be nice, including the blood, give us a story, don't work to hard though. |
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thanks but im still learning to do art and hopefully ill be able to make good art better then this but the thing is my friend draws the art i color it but of course i took this one from wolfplay and colored it |
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Rose_Petal said:
thanks but im still learning to do art and hopefully ill be able to make good art better then this but the thing is my friend draws the art i color it but of course i took this one from wolfplay and colored it
Your getting pretty good! Hang in there(: not the best digital artist myself, so don't listen to me |
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To be honest, I think it looks like the paws and tail are dipped in blood. Otherwise, GREAT!! |
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Should I add a blood puddle? |
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Grass needs more detail, the blood needs to be more drippy. Kinda looks like that the blood was just thrown on. Moon definitely needs more detail, other then that its good! |
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Okay, Im not a fabulous perfect artist but here's my opinion. You need to use layers, layering an art work will make it much neater and crisp. Erase around the edges of the drawing where the colour pokes out so the fur doesnt look like you just slapped it on there an said done For the blood you should use different sized brushes and strokes to make it seem dirrping, and not just drawn on there, using a blur bursh could help a lot with that! Colouring the inside of the ears (or taking away the colour) can add a bit fo depth and make the ears look like..ears, dogs normally have different colours in their ears from their fur. Maybe adding some stars to the sky would make it look more night-ish. Other than that I think it looks super good! I know it seems like a lot fix but to shorten it, blur out the blood, and use layers for better cripser edges. Youre gonna be a fine artist/colour-er and Im proud of you <3 |
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