I really love the darkness on the stick part of the weed. It makes it stand out and it looks great.
Posted 1 month ago by Jacob
The dark, bold lines add emphasis to the art and creates a sense of perfect balance throughout it.
Posted 1 month ago by Alyssa (fan)
The dark, bold lines add emphasis to the art and creates a sense of perfect balance throughout it.
Posted 1 month ago by Alyssa (fan)
Your thin lines and details draw my eyes from the root of the tree to the leaves.
Posted 1 month ago by Natalia (fan)
The artist made the weed with many branches that covered in many different sized leaves really making the illusion of the weed “reaching out” like the artist said.
Posted 1 month ago by Victoria
The artist uses texture which brings element to the photo.
Posted 1 month ago by Alexa
The artist uses different line weights, where some strokes are light and others are slightly thicker which makes it seem like the branches are moving with the breeze.
Posted 1 month ago by Valentina G
The light undertone given by the contrast from white and black gives a lot of perspective on something that is more than what it seems at face value.
Posted 1 month ago by david
The different curves and lines on the branches make the art piece look very realistic and not like a cartoon or clip art.
Posted 1 month ago by Mirian
This artwork beautifully captures the delicate veins of the plant.
Posted 1 month ago by Aiden
Phenomenal. The way you drew the leaves makes it very realistic, as well as the roots being well made to make it resemble an actual weed.
Posted 1 month ago by Sofia
The contrast of the art is fluent and the leaves are unique in the way they were drawn.
Posted 1 month ago by Mason (fan)
The contrast between the white background and the black lines are amazing, incredibly detailed.
Posted 1 month ago by Mia (fan)
This composition is intricately detailed and visually appealing
Posted 1 month ago by Nithin
The very limited color palette that you chose to work with here shows a lot of maturity— keeping the piece to only greens and blacks makes it a lot simpler, even though the design itself is complex. There is also a great use of contrast here, the very bright parts of the composition being placed beside its darkest parts really makes everything pop.
Posted 5 months ago by Sarah (fan)
I love how you used the green and black to carry out the color. You did a great job showing depth and highlights with the wrinkles of the fabric. I can clearly tell this is a plaid piece of cloth. I love how you added buttons as well.
Posted 5 months ago by Raquel
The high contrast between the white tape and the black background perfectly captures the bright, cold feeling of fresh snow. A strong visual pattern is established through the principle of repetition within the layered scarf. The intersecting horizontal and vertical lines create a sense of structural balance in the composition. This wonderfully shows angled edges for the tape shapes to ensure the proportions of the figure remain sharp and clear.
Posted 5 months ago by Brooke (fan)
I love all of the trees and the luminance you reflected onto them. T gradation of the purple makes it look like a glowing lake.
Posted 7 months ago by Raquel
This looks really realistic actually. Your shading work is actually amazing. I can actually tell that the surface of the stapler is glossy and metallic. The perspective also makes the art look wayy more realistic so great job on that!!!! This art is genuinely the coolest.
Posted 8 months ago by Connor
I love the consistenst you used for the entire piece. Everything has a shaded border around them which helps define the shape of all the objects. I also like your backround a lot. I don't know what it is about it but looking at it just makes me happy.
Posted 8 months ago by Connor
I love all the detail that went into this stapler. The shading with hatching and perspective give it so much depth.
Posted 9 months ago by Raquel
All your different thumbnail ideas are extremely creative, I like how you chose to experiment with all different angles and shapes. Your experimentation with backgrounds give it so many different possibilities.
Posted 9 months ago by Raquel
I really love the shading on this object and how we can clearly tell this is a stapler and what direction it’s facing. I also like how the shading shows how light was reflecting off of it with the use of white and how it indicates the object and shiny.
Posted 10 months ago by Raquel
I love all the different ideas you came up with. I like how they are all at different perspectives and show 3 dimension.
Posted 10 months ago by Raquel
I really like all the things in the artwork, even with all the things there it all works together really well, the colors and shadows work together really well to show dimension and depth.
Posted 11 months ago by Varshitha (fan)
I really like how the background is on this artwork, it really seems like it is popping out at you even though it really isn’t. I also like how the stem of the flower is going through the whole artwork.
Posted 11 months ago by Varshitha (fan)
The details and textures of the flower paired with the pure white of the background create a large contrast. In a way, the flower appears as some kind of experiment in a padded cell.
Posted 11 months ago by Delilah (fan)
I really like how all the colors are used in your work, they work together to show the highlights and the shadows really well.
Posted 11 months ago by Varshitha (fan)
It is grayscale and surreal, with the flowers and the contrasting lines all scattered across the the canvas.
Posted 11 months ago by Matthew Palacio
The bold stripe lines show strong value contrast that create a strong sense of dynamic movement with three-dimensional form that effectively guides the viewer's eye through the composition.
Posted 11 months ago by Brooke (fan)
I really like how you used the negative space to make a clear depiction of a tree. I liked how you used the colored marker to add shading on the hill as well.
Posted 11 months ago by Raquel
I like how you used the alcohol markers to make some of the objects look 3 dimensional and to add a pop of color. I also like how you used the sharpie to shade.
Posted 11 months ago by Raquel
I really like the colors you chose, it adds a lot of contrast and the shadows you added add depth.
Posted 11 months ago by Raquel
I love the twists and bends on the stem of the flower, adding movement. You did a good job on making everything look 3 dimensional and interactive with each other. I like how you added shadow adding more depth as well as the net you added behind the flower.
Posted 11 months ago by Raquel
This artwork truly employs a cross-hatching technique to create a compelling sense of depth and texture within the composition.
Posted 1 year ago by Alexa
I love the background of this piece. The tilted lines, especially with the different line weights, makes it look like it’s turned down, like it’s falling. The eye-flower is very detailed and it’s a nice contrast from the background. It’s almost out of the page.
Posted 1 year ago by Rusna
I like how you use one color to show dimension and the background pattern is interesting.
Posted 1 year ago by Suniti
The shading and the patterns help add to the artwork’s air of mystery
Posted 1 year ago by Yug (fan)
I really like how the stem of the flower as well as the lines and markings in the petals is sort of leading up to the eye. I like the shading you did and there’s a lot of motion in this artwork. Great job.
Posted 1 year ago by Raquel
The color shading is very unique.
Posted 1 year ago by Abby
The color shading is very unique.
Posted 1 year ago by Abby
Your artwork shows a great use of the space available and also shows good contrast between the background to the main objects in the art.
Posted 1 year ago by Varshitha
This piece shows a lot of contrast between the solid areas and rhythmic mark making.