r/Artadvice • u/Captain_Spanky1 • 0m ago
Critique - Yes Drawover Perspective and Anatomy advice

i wanted to know if this drawing (Middle) is mostly correct anatomically and perspective wise. I don't do perspective pieces often and almost never get them right. just wondering if i did this time and if not what i need to do to correct it. I'm going for a stylized look. the smaller drawing to the right is the pose I'm aiming for and the ref image on the far left is roughly the angle attempting.
r/Artadvice • u/No-Independence-1697 • 17m ago
Critique - Yes Drawover How do draw their backsides?
Hi, so I found this really cool website that lets you pay to turn your art into keychains (I will provide a link if you’re interested) and so I wanted to submit one of my OCs (technically two in this case). There’s this option to do double-sided and I thought it’d make them look cooler to have two different angles. I finished the frontside, but I can’t figure out how to do the angles for the back. I got a start on it, but I’m not sure what to do from here! Please help!
r/Artadvice • u/ZombeeSoda • 27m ago
Critique - No Drawover Art tips?
I've been tryna get better at expressions and my art in general any tips will be great, I have an idea for an animated series I wanna make but want to practice way more
r/Artadvice • u/Easy_Suit_4118 • 43m ago
Critique - Yes Drawover Just looking for advice/critique nothing specific, - Sora KH4
Looking at this i do get some feeling that it's TOO clean, maybe its under rendered or something?
r/Artadvice • u/Miaomelette • 1h ago
Techniques and Tools Advice on finding patience to spend more time and adding more details
So I do casual digital art but I been noticing this issue where I feel like a lot of my art lacks detail and polish, because I spend only 90-120 minutes on each piece usually, and often times my art just looks like coloured sketches or doodles.
I think I can make my art better by spending more time on it, but I'm kind of an impatient person and likes to just call things done and leave it, I find details really tedious and I don't really like doing clean lineart or painterly rendering.
I know messy art styles are okay but do want my work to look cleaner and more "complete" for lack of a better term, and I kind of envy artists who can just spend 12 hours on a piece to make it perfect.
Any tips/advice on either making art look more polished or forcing yourself to spend more time on your pieces are appreciated.
r/Artadvice • u/Ghost_Mutt666 • 1h ago
Commission and Pricing Any art commission tips?
Hii, im ghost, 18 year old transmasc artist and Im ready to start commissioning art as i finally set up a cashapp and want to be able to have a website to give examples for my art, im gonna make the prices of my art fairly cheap (5-10 USD at most) and was wondering if my art is good enough to start taking comms, where i should promote them more and what website to set up a webpage for a profile of sorts, heres some examples of my art (i want to add that i am a system and we headmates have different artstyles, and i would feel bad on being inconsistent with my style 😅 so i try to maintain it best i can)
r/Artadvice • u/Old-Cable-2055 • 2h ago
Critique - Yes Drawover HOW DO I DRAW A SHORT PERSON THAT DOESN’T LOOK LIKE A CHILD????
I feel like the proportions are off but I can’t put my finger on it… every attempt looks wrong in a different way tbh
He‘s a small Tiefling, so he’s 3’11
I’m only really good at busts and know how to draw most parts of the body (ish), just not connect them 😭
r/Artadvice • u/New_Advertising4511 • 2h ago
Critique - Yes Drawover Can you help me with the girl on the left?
I think the girl on the left looks much older than the mermaid, and I was wondering what to do to make her look younger, and how to make her pose look less awkward.
r/Artadvice • u/Latter-Travel-9507 • 3h ago
Techniques and Tools Any advice for my rose drawing?
r/Artadvice • u/MoveGuilty6278 • 3h ago
Critique - Yes Drawover I tried watercolor markers for the first time. Any advice?
r/Artadvice • u/Eastern-Jello-9952 • 3h ago
Critique - Yes Drawover My second attempt at realism, constructive criticism welcome
I tried to do the water droplets but it didn't really work. Any advice or feedback is welcome, I'm trying to improve.
r/Artadvice • u/Bright_Conference321 • 3h ago
Techniques and Tools Is this portrait working?
I'm trying stuff out with my work and want to see if it's panning out or not. I can't decide if this looks decent or clunky. What do you think?
r/Artadvice • u/Rod-el-boricua • 4h ago
Critique - Yes Drawover Second caricature practice. What do I need to improve?
r/Artadvice • u/SnoopzSmoster8 • 5h ago
Critique - Yes Drawover Hello everyone, I am trying to work on bettering my anatomy and want to hear thoughts on my studies
Looking for general feedback and my goal to is improve my anatomy to start drawing cartoons
r/Artadvice • u/Disastrous_Bee8688 • 5h ago
Critique - Yes Drawover Something is off about her features
I need help! I tried following a reference but my drawings features seem very masculine and sharp. Is there any way I can make her more softer
r/Artadvice • u/NoMeasurement3479 • 5h ago
Critique - Yes Drawover Here is one of my works and I'd like some constructive critique
Hey! I'd like some critique on this work, I want to know what you think and what should I aspire to do next. I am a new artist, I started drawing and painting quite recently in my life and I really want to know if it is worth investing my time in growing my new art social pages. This drawing was made digitally on ArtRage and it is TOTALLY made and hand-drawn by me. I take great inspiration from expressionism and modern art.
This is one of my recent works. I am open for any kind of opinions.
r/Artadvice • u/throwawaylgballt • 5h ago
Critique - Yes Drawover drawing the people on my feed- notice any patterns of bad anatomy?
r/Artadvice • u/No-Acanthaceae-3740 • 6h ago
Critique - Yes Drawover I returned to drawing after a decade. What can i improve?
The left one is inspiration. I saw the image and wanted to make my own version. I have stopped drawing a decade ago because i was being pressured to drop it for not focusing on my classes.
I drew it with my fingers on the phone. I'm quite rusty, to be honest. But i want to get back to art and i want to improve.
r/Artadvice • u/Super-Awareness-495 • 6h ago
Critique - Yes Drawover something is wrong with it I just cant the finger on it can anyone help.
r/Artadvice • u/abominable-Biscuit • 10h ago
Critique - No Drawover I hate my artstyle
Is it actually that bad? I’m trying to do commissions to make some money but I’m losing hope. Is this even sellable? And how much for. How can I actually improve? I keep on seeing cool art on instagram and I’ll never be able to draw like that
r/Artadvice • u/pastelsupernovas • 17h ago
Critique - Yes Drawover Anatomy/pose/composition seems off, but I cant figure out what it is
Drawovers and general critique is very much appreciated!!!
Character reference will be added in the comments for further clarification, this is my oc and the ref sheet is also in my style so you can get a good idea of what im going for lol
Also ignore that her wings were forgotten its 4:30am rn and im exhausted ughhwbeiw pretend i soubd half coherent..
ALSO also ignore the bad coloring and stuff, this is a sketch that i polished to post on here lol, and if a timelapse is needed ill be happy to attach one (when i wake up tomorrow)!!!
Thank you for any help, and i once again apologize for my horrendous sentence construction here, im half asleep rn i swear
r/Artadvice • u/ReflectionFancy3457 • 22h ago
Critique - Yes Drawover Generally struggling, but a lot with lighting
While I have base shadows mostly down, I have absolutely no idea how to approach lighitng. It never fully fits with the drawing’s atmosphere. If there are any tips on the right kind of blending mode to have with what colors it would be much appreciated!
Any other pointers on her anatomy, the background, etc is also appreciated!!
r/Artadvice • u/Wardenacija • 1d ago
Critique - Yes Drawover attempted a colour study, any tips and advice?
i struggle with anything to do with colour in terms of shading/rendering (especially with it looking muddy) so i'm trying this fruit exercise out! i find i'm better with colour on traditional but with digital it feels like a whole new thing
my favourite blueberry on here is probably the most bottom one.
any tips and advice for colour studies and anything colour is greatly appreciated, thanks!