Super great work already. First of all, I would just crop the image, for the sake of composition. There isn't really a lot going on, on that other side of the tree, so bringing the focus onto just the goblin is really important since it is the focal point of the image. Then next, it's very green! Everything is green, So just adding a contrasting color to the focal point also just communicates more "hey, look at this part of the image". And then the last thing I did was just simple multiply and hard/soft light layers, darkening around the whole image to bring more focus and then light on those planes of the face to bring even more focus! look at how to apply form to simple shapes. How do you make a simple cylinder look three-dimensional? Where does light hit a box? Great work, keep going!
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Notas do artista:
I struggle a lot with how to shade my art. I am still a beginner and havent touched the subject a lot. Most of the time, I just want to finish my art and do the lights and shadows how I think they would be. However, in my opinion, this leads to my pictures ending up very dark, so that the viewer has problemes getting the scene from a distance. I am also not sure about my brushwork, and the overall composition. I wanted this to be an artwork for a potential tcg card for a hobby project, but I am not sure, if this look to hectic in a way? not sure how to explain it.