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The piece shows depth with just lines that create shape without an outline. The gradation of darker parts is shown to show darkness and lightness is created by spacing out lines. Overall a very good piece that show perspective in a surrounding.
Posted 2 months ago by Rudra (fan)
 
The piece shows depth with just lines that create shape without an outline. The gradation of darker parts is shown to show darkness and lightness is created by spacing out lines. Overall a very good piece that show perspective in a surrounding.
Posted 2 months ago by Rudra (fan)
 
The piece shows depth with just lines that create shape without an outline. The gradation of darker parts is shown to show darkness and lightness is created by spacing out lines. Overall a very good piece that show perspective in a surrounding.
Posted 2 months ago by Rudra (fan)
 
The piece shows depth with just lines that create shape without an outline. The gradation of darker parts is shown to show darkness and lightness is created by spacing out lines. Overall a very good piece that show perspective in a surrounding.
Posted 2 months ago by Rudra (fan)
 
The piece shows depth with just lines that create shape without an outline. The gradation of darker parts is shown to show darkness and lightness is created by spacing out lines. Overall a very good piece that show perspective in a surrounding.
Posted 2 months ago by Rudra (fan)
 
The soft, atmospheric washes of color in the background create a moody contrast against the sharp, architectural lines of the railing. I really appreciate the way you captured the subtle highlights on the metal, giving it a realistic, three-dimensional quality. This piece has a quiet, contemplative feel that pulls the viewer right into the scene. Great work on balancing technical precision with such an expressive and artistic background!
Posted 2 months ago by Yug (fan)
 
We love milk
Posted 2 months ago by Matthew (fan)
 
Hi
Posted 2 months ago by Matthew (fan)
 
This shit is ass
Posted 2 months ago by Adam
 
This piece very accurately captures the art of movement and the specific expression of this character. The details of the cape and its apparent illusion of flowing and distance are greatly exaggerated, especially combined with the clear work of the right fist moving to the forefront of the image. The only thing that may further advance the drawing would be making the character head more defined and clearly separated from the cape which lies on their shoulders behind them. It currently appears to be flowing a bit more up than I would assume you wanted it to, but the piece uses color on the body and cape to very intensely resemble a moving body.
Posted 2 months ago by Xavier (fan)
 
This perspective sketch is an able to push the illusion of elevation on the stairs as they stack up underneath the handle. The clean, linear execution creates a strong sense of depth, pulling the viewer’s eye along the path of the stairs and directs them into the hall. While the geometric precision is impressive, the color in this piece could provide a great contrast to the sharp corners and edges. Overall, it is a focused study that successfully balances technical accuracy with what could be very valuable grading and shading through different styles that might eliminate the exact outlines.
Posted 2 months ago by Xavier (fan)
 
This sketch captures a dynamic composition by mostly accurate overlapping between the two stools. It creates a sense of depth and visual interest, though some of the proportions and perspective in the legs feel slightly skewed. While the light contour lines suggest a good understanding of 3D portrait, the piece would benefit from lines and structure that are maybe a bit more to scale. As well as this possibly an increased amount of detail to smaller intricate parts of the stools, and a slightly varying value throughout the sketch would push the image further.
Posted 3 months ago by Xavier
 
This artwork is an interesting approach to the pointillism technique, as your lines aren’t super defined between the sections. This increases the abstract style of the piece and allows for some very extreme dark sections and contrast. The only critique I have would be to focus on making the lines more defined, unless your goal was to create the abstract effect.
Posted 4 months ago by Xavier (fan)
 
The vibrant color palette you chose for the suit is striking and stays very true to the source material’s comic book roots, rather than just drawing in black and white. Your shading on the face captures a great sense of three-dimensional form, especially around the nose and the cheekbones. It’s impressive to see how you used the muscle reference to try and sculpt the build of the character, but a bit more definition in the shoulders and chest may have proven to shine through even more.
Posted 4 months ago by Xavier (fan)
 
The bold, textured line work on the character's coat gives the piece a fantastic sense of weight and movement as well as a dark shadowed vibe. Including your anatomy reference alongside the final drawing shows growth and transparency in your art process. The foreshortening on the hand is ambitious and adds a lot of dynamic energy to the pose, as well as a great illusion of dimension.
Posted 4 months ago by Xavier (fan)
 
The shift from dark to light is clear and easy to follow. You did a good job spacing the dots to control the value changes. It shows you understand how shading works without blending.
Posted 4 months ago by Shane
 
The use of stippling to build value in the lower section is incredibly patient and shows a strong understanding of depth. The grid layout you've established indicates a very disciplined approach to maintaining accurate proportions, but you may want to try and keep your lines a bit straighter and more exact, in order for the portrait to come together neatly, in more sharp and jagged pieces. You've captured a really interesting, stylized expression in the eyes that draws the viewer in immediately, with one being larger than the other and the mouth being opened largely.
Posted 4 months ago by Xavier (fan)
 
You choose some good colors and the colors make me calm
Posted 4 months ago by Shenouda
 
The lines is good and you plane is cool
Posted 4 months ago by Shenouda
 
You controlled the lines that’s good
Posted 4 months ago by Shenouda
 
The colors is good it’s light and cool
Posted 4 months ago by Shenouda
 
This looks good you controlled the colors and the values
Posted 4 months ago by Shenouda
 
This looks soo cool the colors is good
Posted 4 months ago by Shenouda
 
So cool i am going to watch the show .it looks so storytelling.
Posted 4 months ago by logan
 
Great job i love invisible. such a great drawing of him i hope. you do more like this and mabey do the blue suite.
Posted 4 months ago by logan
 
Yes the lines are interrupted and give it a fractured look. It looks geometric and like glass shattered
Posted 5 months ago by Arnav (fan)
 
The dark shadowing of the mountains and windows of the houses creates an intimidating theme which is a great show of emotion in the piece. A few more shading techniques and layered gradients could really take this piece to an even higher level.
Posted 5 months ago by Xavier
 
This picture shows good emotion and expression in your face, and will make for a good portrait conveying shock. The use of editing tools to stretch certain elements also greatly elevated the amounts and depth of possible lines to use in fracturing the drawing.
Posted 5 months ago by Xavier
 
The use of a French curve really stands out in the fracturing lines of your drawing, allowing you to create many different angles and light refractions throughout the piece. Holding the pencil directly from the top to completely eliminate pressure may assist in making sure the final piece does not show any remnants of the earlier sketches.
Posted 5 months ago by Xavier
 
The shadows are smooth and rich. This highlights the blending that was used.
Posted 8 months ago by Christine (fan)
 
The shading is blurred and controlled. It is precise coloring.
Posted 8 months ago by Aj
 
Your choice of paint was interesting and artistic, but you may want to try stamping on a black colored surface in order to allow the paint to contrast better with any negative space.
Posted 9 months ago by Xavier (fan)