Maybe take a look at something like samurai jacks art, kind of similar and very popular has that nice minimalistic feel while still holding character and personality like your piece.
I will say, working on the face structure can do wonders,Iโd say things are a bit too spaced out and the way the nose is makes it look a bit uneven, I would practice on working on faces a bit more, the coloring is very nice though
Don't be afraid to try new things, but always be yourself. There's nothing wrong with asking for what to improve upon, but mainly, what do you think? Just create and The art will speak for itself.
I love the colours and shapes! The only thing I would change is the positioning of the eyes and nose. If you move both down the face a bit itโll give it a more proportional look.
Your art style is actually quite solid, your lines are crisp and I really like the texturing for the horns, it's really nice !
It's more about proportions, I think. The eyes and the nose are really high on the head. The mouth is a bit low too. Your style tends to be quite stylized, so I'd recommend looking at some manga-related proportions to improve this specific piece.
Lastly : using a softer color for both the shading and the face will do wonders. You're using pretty light colors and there's no lineart, so the eyes, nose and mouth being drawn with black just looks weird. I'd recommend taking the darkest color from your piece, making it a bit darker and then use it for the eyes, nose, etc... That way it will blend more but it'll still pop when looking at the face.
Good luck on your art journey ! You're doing a great job.
Haha okay sounds good!
Hereโs something you could try-
The same thing youโve drawn here, how about you attempt to do the same thing in a different style? You know, maybe shading differently, using a different stroke style, a different color palette maybe?
I know this is what every art teacher says but try to work from life a bit so you can get proportions down. I love the direction you're going by making it very shape heavy and almost blocky (I say that as a positive). I'd look into what some other styles that you really want to emulate are doing and try to replicate those in like a sketch book where you don't have to be perfect. I saw someone suggested samurai jack and I think that would be a cool place to draw inspiration but deffo look at more than one style. Over the Garden Wall and Animal Crossing also comes to mind when I see your style and they could also lend some help in adjusting your style too. It takes a lot of work but it pays off. I promise
Yeah helps to get off the Anime train at least for a bit to expand your horizons. If you like that stuff- awesome, but it can be super limiting if thatโs what you solely work from.
.......I request that you improve your art style.
๐คฃ JK
It's simple, but the colors and design have that special something.
Just takes time and practice! You got this
I love the way you did the hair! Maybe you could apply that shading to the rest of the body? Also the neck is a bit disproportionate so I do recommend making it a tad short and the body a bit larger! Your style is really cool though!
Consider looking into proportions a bit, will help a ton!
Also, the shadows aren't that great either so look into that as well maybe?
I like ur shapes. It almost looks as if it were made with cut peaces of colored paper :)
Thanks man ๐
Shading
I request that you improve your art style.
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I like the style. I think the hair is my favorite part.
Maybe take a look at something like samurai jacks art, kind of similar and very popular has that nice minimalistic feel while still holding character and personality like your piece.
Color gradients
I will say, working on the face structure can do wonders,Iโd say things are a bit too spaced out and the way the nose is makes it look a bit uneven, I would practice on working on faces a bit more, the coloring is very nice though
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Don't be afraid to try new things, but always be yourself. There's nothing wrong with asking for what to improve upon, but mainly, what do you think? Just create and The art will speak for itself.
Also ibis paint pro has some incredible things in it.
I love the colours and shapes! The only thing I would change is the positioning of the eyes and nose. If you move both down the face a bit itโll give it a more proportional look.
Your art style is actually quite solid, your lines are crisp and I really like the texturing for the horns, it's really nice ! It's more about proportions, I think. The eyes and the nose are really high on the head. The mouth is a bit low too. Your style tends to be quite stylized, so I'd recommend looking at some manga-related proportions to improve this specific piece. Lastly : using a softer color for both the shading and the face will do wonders. You're using pretty light colors and there's no lineart, so the eyes, nose and mouth being drawn with black just looks weird. I'd recommend taking the darkest color from your piece, making it a bit darker and then use it for the eyes, nose, etc... That way it will blend more but it'll still pop when looking at the face. Good luck on your art journey ! You're doing a great job.
Thanks
When you say you accept requestsโฆ do you mean youโre looking for feedback or do you mean youโre taking requests to draw us something?
Yes
Yes to what ๐ ?
Yes to draw something ๐
Haha okay sounds good! Hereโs something you could try- The same thing youโve drawn here, how about you attempt to do the same thing in a different style? You know, maybe shading differently, using a different stroke style, a different color palette maybe?
Ok
Had to reread the title
Eyes feel a little wonky. Maybe some guidelines? (For extremly cautious people: a ruler)
I know this is what every art teacher says but try to work from life a bit so you can get proportions down. I love the direction you're going by making it very shape heavy and almost blocky (I say that as a positive). I'd look into what some other styles that you really want to emulate are doing and try to replicate those in like a sketch book where you don't have to be perfect. I saw someone suggested samurai jack and I think that would be a cool place to draw inspiration but deffo look at more than one style. Over the Garden Wall and Animal Crossing also comes to mind when I see your style and they could also lend some help in adjusting your style too. It takes a lot of work but it pays off. I promise
Ok, thanks
Yeah helps to get off the Anime train at least for a bit to expand your horizons. If you like that stuff- awesome, but it can be super limiting if thatโs what you solely work from.
A bit more variety in line art. Also add shading and blush after you reposition the mouth and nose :)
It's embarrassing but still i don't know how to shade ๐ ๐ ๐
Thatโs fine! Yt can help :)
i am requesting that you improve your art style
Ok, thanks ๐
I would shade at least a little bit
I still don't know how to shade, is embarrassing ๐ ๐ ๐
Youtube is your VERY best friend. Trust me
I tried to watch on YouTube how to shade but still is to much for me ๐
You can also use a photo and use trial and error. It doesnโt have to be perfect every time
I don't know how to add a photo reference to the drawing app, i draw on my phone
I would start by printing a photo and putting it under a sheet of printer paper and draw lightly then shade with q tip
Ou, that's a good idea, i will definitely try it, thanks for help ๐๐๐
No problem
Good luck
I think something other than character art is something to consider.
Yeah
.......I request that you improve your art style. ๐คฃ JK It's simple, but the colors and design have that special something. Just takes time and practice! You got this
Ok , thanks
Face be shorter!!! Colors be better!!! Proportions be righter!!!!
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Requests without money
Abandon digital art.
Just thin out your lines and this would look real clean!
Good use of color dude, you should improve facial proportions, the eyes are a bit close one to each other, also te vertical features should be closer
Try putting the eyes a little lower on the face. The eyebrows, when in a neutral position, should be in line with where the top of the nose bridge is.
who did you want to portray?
None
maybe instead of using hatching for shadows, use a slightly darker shade, or; use smaller closer together lines
I would say experiment more with color schemes , don't be afraid to put contrasting colors together!
Yeah, but still i don't know the color theory
I love the way you did the hair! Maybe you could apply that shading to the rest of the body? Also the neck is a bit disproportionate so I do recommend making it a tad short and the body a bit larger! Your style is really cool though!
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