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Alone said:
I love your textures and style!! Your leg anatomy is a bit off and I would recommend practicing it more. Because you have no updated headshots/busts, I can't give you a price range for that, but I would definitely agree with Reddy about 1000+ for complex character art and complex backgrounds. Keep it up!
Thanks for your input! Leg anatomy seems to be a recurring problem so I'll make sure to improve on it. I will plan to make examples of headshots in the future as well. |
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Saika said:
Hello there, it's very interesting to see how you're progressing ^^ Every new piece is better than the last.
My advice would be to use good guide lines, it's extremly helpful to get the proportions right. You can get a photo of a wolf and draw in the guidelines, this way you will see which line is the longest and which is the shortest. It also helps you to see where the legs bend. Then try to use it in your drawing. If you feel like some proportions are off, simply flip the image in the opposite direction. You will see what's wrong right away. Another good thing is to take breaks, just look at it with fresh eyes. And most importantly, just keep drawing ;)
I hope some of this was helpful. Good luck!
Thank you for the advice! I definitely need to work on proportions, so I'll try your methods. |
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Code of Honor said:
Saika said:
Hello there, it's very interesting to see how you're progressing ^^ Every new piece is better than the last.
My advice would be to use good guide lines, it's extremly helpful to get the proportions right. You can get a photo of a wolf and draw in the guidelines, this way you will see which line is the longest and which is the shortest. It also helps you to see where the legs bend. Then try to use it in your drawing. If you feel like some proportions are off, simply flip the image in the opposite direction. You will see what's wrong right away. Another good thing is to take breaks, just look at it with fresh eyes. And most importantly, just keep drawing ;)
I hope some of this was helpful. Good luck!
Thank you for the advice! I definitely need to work on proportions, so I'll try your methods.
You're welcome! |
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LonelyReddy said:
Gorgeous, gorgeous art. I would go for no less than 500 mushrooms for a simple full-body, and 1000+ mushrooms or a few apples for a shaded full-body with a background. I think your style is very nice, I've always struggled drawing realistically because I developed a cartoony style early on. Don't change your art style! It's beautiful the way it is, no matter what. ^^ And don't be afraid to ask for a lot of currency for your art. Every piece is difficult and unique on its own, and it's worth way more than what anyone thinks or says.
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I would say 300+ for a fullbody, and 100+ for a bust. I definitely might commission you, your art is amazing! |
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I appreciate the pricing suggestion :) |
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I'd be happy to redline one of your pieces if you'd be interested? :) My art isn't perfect but maybe I can help a little. |
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Sure, you may redline!
Suncadia said:
I'd be happy to redline one of your pieces if you'd be interested? :)My art isn't perfect but maybe I can help a little.
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I would pay at least 300 - 350 |
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