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Holy crap, Girl. I don't fully know what's going on here, even after reading the passage - but this what I'm talking ab...
by *ArkJam
Of the one's you uploaded today, I think this is definitely the nicest of the three. The face is good. Having a bit of trouble fi...
by *ArkJam
As with the last one, there's only so much I can say about this half-complete work. But here we go. You like your tattooed faces,...
by *ArkJam
OK, Scotty. You want a critique? Very well then. First off, there isn't a heck of a lot to critique on, given that it's just...
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Um, sure. But before I do that, if you want me to make any useful observations about your work, you'll need to tell me exactly what it is that you want to achieve?
Cartoonist? Illustrator? Concept artist? Animator? What is the reason that you draw?
Anyway, if you want to be an illustrator, or should I say a professional illustrator, then you've got resign yourself to the fact that people are going to expect you to draw a wide range of things.
I think you know where to start as well as I do. You've had some fun until now doodling characters and some pretty flat stuff - now you'll want to knuckle down and learn some fundamentals. Since you plan to be an illustrator, you'll probably not always have reference for everything you want to draw. That's where having a strong fundamental knowledge of drawing comes in incredibly handy - the ability to have an idea, break it down into critical shapes in your mind, draw those shapes on paper and then build up the image you want - just as it was in your head. That's what you need to be able to do.
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