@martsuro

Pinte

Hello, Nice start! =) If you don’t mind, I would like to give you a few suggestions: Look at your line brush size. Right now, everything has almost the same size. Try to think in terms of background, midground, and foreground. You can increase or decrease the brush size depending on the distance. For example: Foreground: brush size 4 Midground: brush size 3 Background: brush size 2 This can help create more depth in your image. Think about where you want the viewer to look. When I saw your image, I was not sure where to focus. Try to use visual vectors to guide the viewer’s eye. For example, you could use elements like the “warning” sign to lead the eye toward the girl playing with the robot. I think the girl is too big compared to the house. Check her size in relation to the building. Add some trees and an electric post in the background to create more depth. I hope this helps. Don’t hesitate to contact me if you need further help. =) Happy painting!

In addition to what Cory said, I think the pole in the foreground is too close to the center, basically dividing the composition in half. If you're using the pole to frame the scene in front of the cabin like I assume, then I'd move the pole over to the left like in my draw-over.