@saritos

Peindre

Hello hello! Looks super cool! What can be adjusted is the amount of details you have in core shapes. When we wish to go too far in depicting our characters' abilities, we must exercise extreme caution and center the majority of the details on the main idea. It was too noisy beneath that figure, and there were too many smoke patterns surrounding the fist. The amount of medium shapes you wish to use throughout the entire image should be carefully considered. There is not enough room for the eyes to rest because everything is currently buried by medium and small elements. I reduced the number of features between fingers, added dark elements at the bottom and some on top, and created a unified shape with large smoke emerging beneath the fist. In this manner, the figure stood out more and did not blend in with the surrounding medium-sized and small shapes. Recall that each group should apply the big>medium>small method in moderation. An excessive amount of one could disturb the balance and lead to needless mistakes. Because of this, it is crucial to start with a larger shape and then focus the majority of the work on the main points, which in this case would be the fist and figure. To take this a step further, you can outline their black contour with colored special effects. Hope it helps!