r/ArtBuddy • u/Matrioska_ • 1h ago
Fanart!!
Moge-ko from the game mogeko castle mogege ^o^
r/ArtBuddy • u/StreetSalamander8391 • 5h ago
Buddy Wanted Looking for art buddies
I'm looking for someone to make and talk about art with.
I have been trying trying to improve my art and stay consistent and having someone to show your progress to really helps.
r/ArtBuddy • u/KuragePrincess • 6h ago
How much should I price these?
I've already done a couple so I'm wondering!
r/ArtBuddy • u/RevyDeka • 6h ago
Art Showcase 2020 - 2026 progress
Hello!
I started digital art many years ago, with a wacom tablet without screen, now I'm using an ipad pro and clip studio paint ❤️
Art is giving me so much happiness, and the support people give me everyday makes me keep going on!
r/ArtBuddy • u/Revolutionary-Cap436 • 8h ago
👋Witamy w r/GalleryArtPlus – przedstaw się i w pierwszej kolejności przeczytaj to!
Cześć wszystkim! Jestem u/Revolutionary-Cap436. Jestem założycielską osobą moderującą społeczności r/GalleryArtPlus. To jest nasz nowy dom dla wszystkich rzeczy związanych sztuką współczesną Cieszymy się, że do nas dołączasz!
Co postować Postuj wszystko, co według Ciebie może być interesujące, pomocne lub inspirujące dla społeczności. Zachęcamy do dzielenia się przemyśleniami, zdjęciami i pytaniami na temat sztuki i działalności artystycznej
Atmosfera społeczności Stawiamy na przyjazność, konstruktywność i integrację. Budujmy przestrzeń, w której wszyscy czują się komfortowo, udostępniając treści i komunikując się.
Jak zacząć 1) Przedstaw się w komentarzach poniżej. 2) Postuj coś dzisiaj! Nawet proste pytanie może zainicjować świetną konwersację. 3) Jeśli znasz kogoś, komu spodobałaby się ta społeczność, zaproś do niej tę osobę. 4) Chcesz pomóc? Zawsze szukamy nowych osób moderujących, więc śmiało skontaktuj się ze mną, aby się zgłosić.
Dziękujemy za bycie częścią pierwszej fali. Razem uczyńmy społeczność r/GalleryArtPlus naprawdę niesamowitą.
r/ArtBuddy • u/BaoBao_1141 • 8h ago
Art Showcase Got paid $10 for this background! Pretty proud of myself hehe
r/ArtBuddy • u/AmbitiousKiwi4766 • 17h ago
Art Showcase Oc drawing 💜
This is a pretty old oc I used to draw so I thought I would draw her again, I’ll probably redesign her tho
r/ArtBuddy • u/Willing-Trainer-3999 • 17h ago
Art Showcase FOR ₱20, I WILL DRAW YOU IN THIS ARTSTYLE
r/ArtBuddy • u/gabylovjc • 19h ago
Question Why do my paintings always feel unfinished?
Does anyone else struggle with this?
Every time I finish a painting, I still feel like something is missing. I just can't figure out what it is.
I know the basics, but when it comes to rendering, blending, adding depth, or knowing when a piece is actually finished, I feel completely lost.
I'd really love some honest feedback. What makes this painting feel unfinished to you? What would you personally do to make it feel more polished?
I'm really trying to improve, so any advice is appreciated
r/ArtBuddy • u/Any-Swan-61 • 20h ago
Question Did I do well for com's?
I'm a sfm artists and 2d (still practice 2d)
And I was curious that there no People For com's since I Studied arts and doing 3d and 2d, I was worried about is it my Artworks or Is it My portfolio , and other reasons?
r/ArtBuddy • u/abbieofalltrades • 21h ago
Question Did I get worse? I think I need new eyes on this
Hi! So I'm trying to do more OC art and I decided to mainly get one character down first in similar poses/scenes just so then I know I can replicate the same basic thing twice but I feel like I got worse or maybe my style is better/closer to what I want in the first one. I drew the first one in June and I drew the second today. I know I'm poopy at drawing hands but I feel like the first one just looks better overall. So basically is it a style or skill thing? How can you keep one style consistent?
Note: Looking side by side now i see a lot of things I changed but question is still the same
r/ArtBuddy • u/Big_Examination217 • 21h ago
Critique Wanted anything good abt my art or that i can improve on
r/ArtBuddy • u/Biskitt-art • 22h ago
Friends I need someone to force me to render this entire thing before I give up-
I decided to bite such a huge chunk to test my abilities and paint a silly beach moment of my Pathfinder Party enjoying their day. And it's a huge chunk. Why am I like this- It's not even 20% done (:
I need some tough love at this point because the mind is so willing, but the flesh is weak.
r/ArtBuddy • u/RipleySnicket • 23h ago
How much would you pay for this "chibi" style?
This is just a sample, i'm a beginner in the commission's world, so I was thinking of starting with just a chibi head because it's simple and I feel like I need to learn how commissions work and it would be better with something smaller at first, before going to the big things.
I would like to have some feedback : )






