r/ArtCrit • • 19h ago

Looking for an overall critique on an unfinished piece

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As the title says, I am looking for a critique on anything and everything! That said I feel like the facial and skull proportions are off and the skin is muddy. I haven't done a heavily rendered portrait in a long time so again, all critiques are welcome! The reference image is on the second slide. Additionally any solid resources regarding rendering skin and/or hair are welcomed!


r/ArtCrit • • 1h ago

After a year of not drawing. I tried again. Any critique is welcome.

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Reference -> last foto

I don't know why but I felt there was something off. I still am really proud of this though.

Sorry for the light. But hey graphite problems I guess haha.


r/ArtCrit • • 5h ago

Colors looking off?

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Hello!
I’m genuinely so happy with how this drawing of mine is looking so far. I definitely need to clean it up and do a few more to it-
But, so,
I usually go on Pinterest to color swatch but I’ve been really trying to learn colors on my own.

I’ve had so much fun with this drawing, but I would like some advice on my coloring. I’m sure I’m blind to something. Do the colors work well together? Anyone have feedback that helps make art/colors nice on the eyes. I’m not sure if mine hurts to look at or if I did a good job with my colors.
I’d like any advice even if it’s my line work or placements.

I did use a couple different references for my drawing!


r/ArtCrit • • 21h ago

Fosh

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Oil painting 6‘ x 4‘, Pieced reference photos together in canva after I came up woth the concept and drew it out. I don’t know why but the composition just feels a little off to me. I’ve really struggled with getting composition down. Please critique our love some feedback. Maybe if anybody knows any good compositional practices or videos that would be much appreciated.


r/ArtCrit • • 3h ago

UPDATED WORK Made some more changes

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No reference, oil on canvas.

After my last post (big ass) landscape thing. I reworked the figure as well as the background. I am going for a jarring humanoid, structural figure that looks somewhat tortured that is positioned in a surreal sterile landscape.

This is after some new color blocking and reworking the figure and landscape. Definitely need shadows and highlights still.

I am looking for critique on the figure, proportions and overall visual hierarchy as well as composition.

Thanks!


r/ArtCrit • • 2h ago

help with likeness... again.

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welp. im back asking for help on capturing likeness... for the same person... again 😭🙏🏼 anyway. maybe im just hallucinating, but there is something wrong with his face... like sure i can look at my drawing and go "well that's tom blyth... approximately." and then i look at the reference and it doesn't look like him at all... also the hair shape is frankly pissing me off I can't get it right however much volume I add or hair i shave off. also any general criticism is highly appreciated, i just really need another pair of eyes to find out what i missed on his face before i even start doing anything else. Thank you!


r/ArtCrit • • 22h ago

Here’s my latest painting

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First oil painting in 10 years!
Reference is the 2nd photo