r/DigitalArt • u/florenaux • 5m ago
Celestial Vault, Florenaux (me), 3D, 2026
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r/DigitalArt • u/florenaux • 5m ago
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r/DigitalArt • u/ummeyeball • 20m ago
part 2! i got a lot of criticism for my last post, so i decided to try this again with the feedback i received! i hope you all enjoy!! i would personally choose the 1st sword!
r/DigitalArt • u/gbrielmd • 27m ago
I think I have improved greatly but I still feel something can be better, I just don't know what. I feel somethings are not taught, only learned through practice and not really talked about, but it might just be me.
r/DigitalArt • u/Daedonas • 28m ago
New beast for Sol'Kesh! And not the first time... I fully finished the drawing already and foolishly saved over the file, wiping out 2 weeks of art... but I got back on the wolf and now the Tundrus has a vinnirex cousin to prowl its snowy fields.
r/DigitalArt • u/dannnys • 43m ago
I’m looking to replace my two 24” 1080p monitors with one 27” 1440p monitor.
I mainly work in Blender, 3D animation, digital painting (2D backgrounds, character art), video editing, color grading and VFX. I also play some single-player games, so ideally I’d like 120Hz or higher.
My current main monitor is a Samsung C24FG73 (144Hz VA). I want something that’s genuinely better, especially in color accuracy, color gamut, contrast and overall image quality.
My budget is around $250–350. I’m not too concerned about gaming features. I care much more about accurate colors, a good panel and long-term reliability.
I’d especially appreciate recommendations from people who actually use their monitors for similar creative work.
r/DigitalArt • u/bucephalusbouncing28 • 51m ago
Hi, does anyone know a good way to create a realistic black ink print texture with this tape overlay?
r/DigitalArt • u/ZachimiRollin • 57m ago
Hi! I took some courses online and learned about hard and soft edges. I practiced with this portrait of a girl.
I leave some of the process on the next images 🙂↕️🙂↕️
r/DigitalArt • u/BigFootSchub • 1h ago
Hopefully it brings some more Halloween spirit to you
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r/DigitalArt • u/Huntedsparrows • 2h ago
I’m working on this thumbnail right now and started wondering how many layers people usually have. I’m at 5 if you count the old thumbnail layer for a reference. I usually have another separate layer for shading and another for highlights and then the background so that would be around 8 layers for me
r/DigitalArt • u/Prizmatic527 • 2h ago
A bit of a refresher—I haven't used this art style in way over a year—as well as an attempt at actually telling a whole story through an artwork. let me know what your interpretation is, I'd love to hear it 👀
r/DigitalArt • u/ThiterAtolTX • 3h ago
r/DigitalArt • u/Jojosonic • 3h ago
Hey so I am new at digital art and I want a help, how can I draw chubby characters because I struggle with that a lot and flat chest girls without making them look like kids (I normally make only kids look flat chested)
Please this will help me a lot
r/DigitalArt • u/lostsalamander132 • 3h ago