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βHi Krzysztof, Great work on this sketch so far, I love the tavern scene. Well done with the perspective too, I can see you were working towards the vanishing point. While I think the table in your sβ
βHi Tomas, Great work on the stylized portrait so far. What I noticed with your portrait is that there aren't many mid-tones. In nature and life things are rarely ever pure white. I'd suggest tryingβ
βHi there, Great work and start on the illustration. I think you could think about a mood or feeling that you want to communicate in your illustration. For example, an ominous dark feeling could β
βHi Felipe, I think you have done a great job and it's looking really good. So it's hard to offer better advice. My thoughts are that the hips/ glutes look a bit over inflated and I feel the tailβ
βHey Cal, Awesome work on this especially the cast shadows, so dynamic, interesting silhouette and compression of values. My only nit pick is be mindful of the pure white but in this case it makes seβ
βHi Kanna, Awesome work on your drawing so far. I love the idea of a giant scale mermaid. I think something that could really push the idea, furthering on what Mars said is to really show the diffβ
βHi Cal, Firstly, awesome work. This is a really cool idea with an interesting story. I love the moodiness and uncertainty of whats going to happen. I'm still very much on my learning journey inβ
βHi there, Firstly, awesome work. This is a really great scene with lots of strong story telling. When it come to the lighting, I would defiantly use it to emphasis what is the most important in β
βThis is a really cool concept. I think something that could be a great addition is the with the horizontal ridges on a sea horses body. Could that be turned in some Armour incorporating the spikes? Mβ
βHi there, Firstly, awesome work. This is a really great drawing with cool manipulated forms. I find when starting rendering it helps to have a rough background sketch to indicate the perspectiveβ