@jensclaessens

“i like this sea slug inspired 'mermaid' a lot/ i would go all out on the idea and add some creepy appendages as its a very unique approach.”

“1/ id push the local value of the hair so theres better contrast beween the coral inthe hair and the hair itself 2/ push the shading in the face, the face is like an egg, the values fall off subtel”

“I think mostly your image needs a little reframing to focus in on the action. I put the mermaid bigger so we can add more detail to her and the swimming guy closer as well. Shes looking up and previou”

“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”

“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 ”

“1. get some good reference to paint the anatomy 2. keep track of your lights. you have light from the top. light from the deep and light coming from the weapon. i shifted the light coming from th”

“Nice work! Tie all the elements together into a theme. Your main theme is a mermaid in a kiddie pool. So, I’ve placed the mermaid in a backyard instead of a random forest. The story is that the boy”

“1. material has thickness. use it to naturally add interest to your characters silhouette. When you vary the width of the ribbons, you need to add folds to the thinner ones, the materials needs to go ”