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I do appreciate the amount of hatching done on the armor to give it some texture. I can't help but think this piece would EASILY be elevated with some more color shading. This kind of work begs for depth as the arm holding his head up, while detailed, is not clear from a glance that it is even there. What that means is, its hard to see the arm, especially for anyone who doesnt already know what the armor is supposed to be like. That could quickly be fixed with some shading. I'm assuming the red sun is the light source, work around that. I can see your already had some of the red glow on his armor on the left side, but take it further. I hope you do consider adding some more contrast to your future works because I can see real skill here being missed by a lot of viewers over something I believe you can easily pick up on. Keep going!

I think this is a great piece of art you've made here. The winkles of the clothing respect the lighting and feels very natural how the shadows fall from them. The subject herself is very visually interesting to look at. I dont know anything about the character but with her pose, expression, and clothing I can get an idea that they are someone of importance and doesn't mind flaunting it. I really have no suggestions to make, its a solid piece. Look forward to seeing your future works sometime.

AuraNova responds:

Aw, thank you kindly for your words! Yeah, been doing what I can to better my sense of shading and color choices to make my pieces blend nicely and pop in a way. Interesting the idea you get of her. And thank you. I do plan to make more art for the long term!

Looks pretty overall. I cant help but notice the same shadow skin color used on the stomach and sides is used all over the breasts themselves. The light source appears to be coming from above so the tops of her breasts should be a lighter shade. I normally try not to mention proportion in works that arent supposed to be realistic, but I feel is the arm holding the flame was cut with the lasso tool and moved up a bit then the arms length would seem more in line with the other arms length. I will say the striped horns become a bit lost in the checkerboard background. The coloring of the hair and the facial expression I adore. Good work.

I really like the top image. The static and text makes me interested in what's going on and I immediately started coming up with my own interpretations. Many of the greatest artists have said that is the point of Art in general, to make a statement and let others interpret it through their unique perspective. For insect eyes, id recommend using a hard edged brush for highlights instead of one with soft edges since their eyes are (at least in this specific case) very reflective. Infact, a subtle reflection from below might help sell its reflectiveness more. Overall its clean, and is interesting. Good work.

You have a good understanding of light and shadow. I feel you need more figure drawing practice IF you were going for realism. The abs are off. I get they are running, and that abs in generally are not usually perfectly symmetrical in real life but I cant help but feel they should be of an even width. Maybe the left side is smaller because the muscles are contracting to bring that leg up? The shading on the back leg's knee makes the leg look like there is a dent just under the knee. Another good rule of thumb is that a foot will always point in the same direction as the leg's knee. Sure you can move it around a bit but the back foots position seems unrealistic to me. I see a crazy amount of potential, and you WILL reach it with continued practice. Do not let this review discourage you please. That is NOT the purpose of it. You will be one of the greats if you stay dedicated to your studies. I hope to see your works in the future to see how they evolve.

Platinum-Reaper1 responds:

No worries I'm receptive to critique, thank you for the deep dive into the details you picked up on. I likely won't go for realism, on average I go for at most semi-realism but all in all from the feedback I'll be studying to refine face structure and anatomy. thank you for your time!

Beautiful work! The colored one impressed me the most. The Slight color shift, use of tones and texture of the lines make this look like actual newsprint. I'm following you. Also, I'm a big Daft Punk fan too. [Edit] Sorry I forgot to add, my only suggestion is that, I feel it would look better if the eyelashes dont appear under the hair, or other facial features like that. I know its common to do but I dont know, given how solid the rest of the lines look I cant help but find it a bit distracting. Still though, fantastic work.

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Curves are nice, the expression is clear, i feel more could be done with the shading especially in the folds and between the legs. I feel you could get a lot more depth and more satisfying sense of scale if you use some darker tones in those areas. Looking forward to your future works.

Im no rock expert, but what you made is beautiful. I was going to say it looked like water color paint till I read your very descriptive description. You clearly have a passion for art to do the process you did for this piece and I will follow you to see more great works like this. I have no suggestions for you. I love the colors, I love the texture, I love how they blend. Fantastic work.

If I were a pixelated dude I'd love to drink that. You made it easily recognizable and chose the right resolution to do it. I don't have any suggestions for this piece, but I will say I'd like to see you tackle a full scene in this style. Maybe a diner or little coffee shop.

Gives me major early flash animation vibes. I could see this as a frame of a animated series intro. The reason why I am making that comparison is mainly because of the hard lighting and cell shading very common in old animations. You've captured the style, so if I had any suggestions I would say maybe the fingers could use some slight tweaking. Its hard to give a deep analysis because I haven't watched a Madness cartoon in a loooong time, but yeah sometimes I like to use different shades for shadows depending on how far or close something is to give it a better sense of depth so Maybe the hands could use s lighter tone on the shadows? Either way, great work.

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