✮ LF Constructive Criticism (Amateur)✮

Posted 28 days, 15 hours ago (Edited 4 days, 9 minutes ago) by klutzytomb

This is the second forum I've made about this because I have taken steps to work on gesture drawings and follow the advice that had been given to me in regards to my old art. I feel as though my art has gotten better since then and would love some advice for how I could improve! (I am in fact still an amateur, so I can always do better! This is the old forum if anyone is curious)

My recent art (in order from oldest to newest, caution warning for nudity and blood):


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(Edit to be more clear on the direction I want to go with my art: Ideally, I want to do tattoo work with pursuing freelance work on the side. I worry a lot that my art looks off or stiff, so I'd love to hear about where things don't really look right from other peoples point of view)

Cycontii

I think the most important part of offering critique is knowing what sort of art the person wants to do, and what, in particular, they are unsure about :0? Who are some of your favorite artists, and what do you like about them?

jellybeezo

in my opinion i'd just tell you to work more towards gesture than structure, does that make sense? your art is very good! i'd just say lean more into flowy poses and less into anatomy, especially if you're looking to do tattoo work. good luck<3!!!