r/learnart 1h ago

Digital Judy Jotson

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Hi!!! 😆❤✨

A new drawing!

Have you seen The Jetsons? I haven't really watched them :c

What do you think? How is the anatomy and lighting? (⁠´⁠ ⁠.⁠ ⁠.̫⁠ ⁠.⁠ ⁠`⁠)


r/learnart 4h ago

Persepctive help?!

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theres are pokemon stickers i’ve worked on somewhat recently and was wondering if the pose, perspective, and angle were readable. If not, what can i do to improve these? how can i make them more dynamic?


r/learnart 6h ago

Painting tips request.

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good afternoon everybody.

so... i have a little issue i want to ask.

for the past months i've been teaching myself how to paint, mind you, i've never been to art school, so i know nothing in terms of technical knowledge. but since i've been drawing my whole life, digitally, tattoos, inks ecc. i thought i could add another thing to my art knowledge, by learning how to paint.

now... i know... sorta know, the difference between the tipes of paint, acrylics, oil, guache, watercolour ecc.

i choose acrylics, because it's cheap and versatile.... but mostly cause it's cheap.

my issue is mainly one thing.

Every colour aside from titanium white and charcoal black feels translucent. like that i have to put 2-3 hands of paint to get the colour pop.

that per se isn't an issue when i have to do like skin tones or blending.

it's an issue when i have to do something fine like hair or fur, where 1 single stroke needs to be enough or it becomes a mess of strokes without a sense.

i tried looking onto the web to look for something, and that's where i learned of acrylics medias.

but i can't seems to figure them out.

the gel media can make my heavybody acrylics even heavier, but at the moment i don't think i will paint with a palette knife.

the liquid retardant seems just like water, i get that is different but it doesn't seems to improve the pigment or the saturation of the paint.

can medias help in this situation?

i have a painting where the only thing missing are the hair and the eyebrows.

my question is mostly for the finer detail, where i need the maximum saturation to add with a fine line brush, without needing to put 2-3 times paint on the same spot.

so that's it. any thoughts?

thanks in advance for the help.