For things like boats, cars, bikes etc. you can use free model sites like sketchfab to get some models and position them in the 3d preview and take a screenshot and trace over them. Or import them in blender for more control over the positioning.
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For things like boats, cars, bikes etc. you can use free model sites like sketchfab to get some models and position them in the 3d preview and take a screenshot and trace over them. Or import them in blender for more control over the positioning.
I think you can do a lot more with the background, to show off your world and to devide up the background, use atmospheric perspective for to create depth. I think th oar needs to just go in the water. overall the boat needs to be a little tighter as some of the bold brushstrokes distract from the figures. The feathers on the pirate hat are a bit too bright and distracting, id keep the brighter colors for the mermaid. You can try to show that the mermaids tail goes under water by shifting the water color to purple closer to the surface.
Hey! It’s looking much better now! :D Well done! :D There are just a few details that still stand out to me. One of them is atmospheric perspective. Don’t forget that objects in the background should generally have lighter values than the elements in the foreground and midground. For example, you added some rocks in the foreground (which was a good idea), but those rocks currently share almost the same values as the cave in the background, which reduces the sense of depth. Always keep checking your values while painting, that’s a golden rule for me at least :p I also adjusted the pirate’s shirt a bit. Mainly the folds and the shadow being cast by the mermaid. It makes more sense to me this way. I also increased the space between the spear tip and the pirate slightly. Having them too close together was creating a tangent. Hope this helps!
Improve your skills, a 3 min read
Break down One Piece characters into recognizable elements, study their proportions carefully, then draw from imagination to develop your distinctive artistic interpretation.
April-one-piece-art-challenge


Lunar
I went back to Change the pose my brother told me I made him to stiff so I decided to make him move like a ballerina to capture him being more graceful

Day 8
Any tips for the shadows? (Yes, the cat are big)

2/30
Even slightly curly hair is always a challenge

June Sketch Day 8
Late post, fell asleep after got back from vacation. I drew these three from references to sharpen my visual library. Probably as much as i needed before hopping into drawing from imagination. To me, there's a lot room for improvements, because these drawing still not great. If you have any advices, truly i'd be grateful to hear it. Ignore the top left, its from yesterday :)

Portrait study
Trying to get into realism, but I just can’t get it right, especially the eyes. Any tips would be much appreciated

Lunar
I removed the gausion blur hated it

Medieval Knight
Im struggling with rendering materials and painting process

Lunar
I like to her some suggestions that I should do to rework this

MJ!!!!!!!!!!!!!
don't tell me i spell it wrong cause i know that, i wasn't paying attention