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@denndrite
Rank #281

@denndrite

Artist-in-training, aspiring to make comics and illustrations

#281

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VPs when box is tilted in 3.point
Paintover

On "VPs when box is tilted in 3.point" by @michael30454532

1 month ago

“The way you rotated the box tilted it towards the viewer, changing its relationship to the horizon line you established. This can get confusing when studying with 1- or 2-point perspective grids like ...”

Lineart Before Rendering
Paintover

On "Lineart Before Rendering" by @dinoroar24

1 month ago

“First off, beautiful work on the form and the character! The reason so much of the form seems to have disappeared is that your lineart is all just one size for everything, which flattens everything...”

6/5/2026
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On "6/5/2026" by @lonan30038

1 month ago

“From what I can see you seem to know what to aim for regarding form, so I want to point out two other things: proportions and confidence. Proportions vary a lot from person to person, and depending...”

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Desert Inn
Paintover

On "Desert Inn" by @krzysztof58743563

1 month ago

“The first thing I noticed about the perspective is that, while correct, it's messing with the composition. The way they converge is creating a few invisible "arrows" pointing somewhere with no visual ...”