r/learnart • u/Dummybeginner • Feb 23 '24
r/learnart • u/uvarine • Jul 03 '22
Digital Hi, I’m trying to capture the aesthetic of traditional medium on digital medium. What other things I can focus on to achieve it? I would appreciate any criticism.
r/learnart • u/Censored-kun • Dec 25 '23
Digital Value study, please critique brutally.
New to digital painting, I drew this with a really rough sketch that's why the proportions sucks.
r/learnart • u/yuilero • Mar 25 '22
Digital My cloud studies. Trying to focus on shapes instead of over rendering in the future!
r/learnart • u/Striklandd • 17d ago
Digital St. John the Baptist — Character Design, what do you think of my work?
r/learnart • u/akssh_art • Apr 19 '26
Digital Please give me honest feedback for this cityscape I sketched
There is no particular reference, I used multiple skyscrapers as reference. I did not have a particular reference for lighting too, so most of it is guess work.
r/learnart • u/Working-Elevator-840 • Jan 31 '23
Digital I've been trying to add more emotions to my drawings. What do you think?
r/learnart • u/Ok-You-720 • 5d ago
Digital Can you help me with stylised likenesses?
I think the Jenna Ortega looks okay but the Zendaya just looks like a random person.
r/learnart • u/Malu1997 • Oct 25 '24
Digital The character feels sorta "flat" despite using shading and highlighting. Also the composition as a whole feels "dirty", maybe it's my brushes?
r/learnart • u/Kaiguy33 • Aug 16 '22
Digital Just looking for general feedback on how to improve this one
r/learnart • u/aldebaran38 • Mar 21 '26
Digital Why is my arts look terrible? Nothing looks what I imagine to be.
r/learnart • u/BrawnyDevil • Nov 01 '22
Digital Practicing a new style, what can I do better next time?
r/learnart • u/Lazy_Sell_209 • Jan 27 '23
Digital Can I please get criqitue? Ref included.
Hello. Can I please have critique on the burger? Not looking for a exact replica. I just want to draw a burger.
r/learnart • u/trenchcoatgirl • Sep 12 '26
Digital i drew a horse digitally for a colour and lighting study! what areas should i improve on in terms of accuracy?
i did trace over the outline of the horse for anatomy purposes but for the colouring and shading it was mostly my work. i think i colour picked for the inside of the mouth and then didn't use that colour anyways? lol. most of the time i colour pick i ended up just using a different colour that's similar, to make it more interesting (if i even do it, i train myself to not rely on that).
r/learnart • u/akayotic • Sep 18 '22
Digital Portrait reference that I finally finished, what do you think? Critiques welcome!! <3
r/learnart • u/rand0m-nerd • Feb 02 '24
Digital Shading ruined it. Why? And how do I improve?
r/learnart • u/opal_casket • Feb 24 '23
Digital Need help with realism!
I've just started trying to study realism and I drew these cherries last night as a test. I'm quite happy with them but something feels a bit off and I can't quite figure out what. I've posted the drawing first then the reference second. Any help from anyone with experience in realism would be much appreciated. I'm not aiming for an exact replica just something that looks realistic!
r/learnart • u/TemperatureFew6196 • Mar 19 '26
Digital Looking for feedback
I’ve been experimenting with a new style recently which has been a lot of fun, but I’m wondering what I can do to push it further.
i’d really love general feedback, since I can’t really pinpoint why some of my finished pieces still feel amateurish.
(some slides are rough sketches for more context).
Harsh critics welcome, i’m really looking to improve !
r/learnart • u/rplwesda • Jul 23 '22
Digital Does my cow anatomy look weird in any way?
After staring at the drawing for so long my eyes have adjusted and I can no longer see any mistakes/if anything looks off lol. Are the legs in a weird position? Body too long? Head too big? Please tell me if you see anything (or if it just looks clapped altogether).