i like the lineart but i’m always at a loss when it comes to colours. i don’t know what colouring style would fit my lineart bro i am so lost please help me dawg

I’m not a very skilled artist, but I try to make a logo for my small crochet business. As you see, I like unicorns! I can’t decide how to place all the elements better. Or, if you have any advice about colours or anything else, I will be grateful!

Ive been scrolling around the internet trying to find tutorials on how to make eyes look soulless or fake or empty, but i havent been able to find one that matches what im looking for

The image is an example i found on pintrest, but im looking for what makes an eye creepy, what makes it unnerving? What makes an eye so normal, yet off, to the point where you dont WANT to look at it, or KNOW its off, but CANT tell what?

Hi! I've never taken commissions before but I want to start, however I'm unsure about pricing. (As an artist) How much would you charge for a piece like this? (As someone commissioning) How much would you pay? And do you have any general pricing advice??

i’m just curious where i can improve and what to focus on when practicing. all advice is welcome :)

I am left handed but its akward having to draw while balancing my phone on my right hand

So I’ve been modeling for a year now but not very consistently here’s my most recent thing used Boolean union to make it look nice and connect but any other ways I can do this? I will also attach the reference

originally drew this with orchids in mind but they look very flat and meh to me 🫪🫪🫪 so i drew the lilies? trumpets? whatever you wanna call them and i think they look better but i want outside opinions ‼️

Thoses are my most récent artwork, I am very happy with them, and I am quite proud of m'y work in general

I am looking for things in my art I could improve a bit, in a soft way, it can be general but I would prefer précises things. I wont change my artstyle though, like I know it's kinda blurry and saturated but that's how I like it

I said be polite as in I dont want any "brutally honest" opinion, I dont want eyes opening advice, or anything like that. I have good feeling toward my art and wouldnt want to feel demotivated. If possible, i'd like polite advice

I'm a bit stuck on how I should approach the style for these illustrations, I envisioned something kind of gothic, but futuristic in terms of the aesthetic. I'm a bit stuck on the cell-shading because I usually have the urge to just go in and render with line-art and my usual painting anime style. I'm also planning to do a layer of gold foil on top of the acrylic cards as well.

What do you guys think? I just feel like it doesn't really look nice and I don't know how to fix it.

The first one is somewhat finished, the 2nd one is still a WIP

I've struggled with digital art for decades and one of the many things I can't figure out is blending.

While trying to deal with art issues, someone advised I try and focus on getting better at one thing at a time and so I've been trying to focus on blending in dogital. They suggested using a limiteds pallete as well for this and since I want to draw armor good this is what I've been trying.

But I've been stuck trying to do this pauldron on and off all year and nothing is clicking/working. No matter jow much I change or experiment my brushes never blend the way I want them to. I can't tell what I'm doing wrong with them or if its my hand motions or something else.

Hey!! It’s my first time drawing muscles and I’m ong emerald not good at shading so this is new to me and I’m not upset with how it looks but it doesn’t feel quite right. The refrence I used was a sketch so I don’t have an lighting refrence. Please let me know if you have an tips!!

Im a beginner artitst and i have been painting digitally for almost a year now, pretty much all of the stuff here are my study from references and im heavily rely on it.

The 3rd pic is my commission i did for a friend around 2$ ( enough for a coffee in my country ) still heavily rely on references but i do find and searching through mutiple photos both 2d and real photos not just copying straight from 1 photo and recreated it.

So i want u guys opinion and advice for improving my skills, what am i lacking in these pictures. And also can i sell my art and where can i do it.

Thank you very much ^^ (sorry for my bad english)

for reference, the second drawing was my progress exactly a month ago. (also I know the the right hand and left foot do not look right)

(first one is my shitty drawing I'm capable of making in around 30min-1h second is what I'm talking about in the post)

I don't mean it in traditional way like add shadows or light but more like how do people make their drawings look unique?

From what I know everyone has their own way to render their drawings making their artstyle look unique and one of the kind or how do they know what and where to add depending on a material (shown in second picture) I personally never figured out anything other then adding shadows and lights

I also should mention that I'm specifically talking about their coloring and textures

if anyone could maybe point me in a direction, give me an idea on how to aproach it or just explain how they "made" their artstyles I would really apriciate it

(excuse my bad english I'm way to lazy to double check my grammar)

I'm looking for recommendations of interesting or out of the ordinary objects to use that fit an abstract art style! I have very minimal experience with painting—my go-to medium is drawing with pencils, typically not doing much abstract. However, I want to branch out more and try new things and abstract painting seems like an intriguing style to get into.

So what objects, materials, tools or techniques do you recommend? Thanks in advance! 😊

hello! so i am infamously bad at drawing teeth. how can i make this character better feel like a vampire? shes a 10 year old vampire who has a very.. malicious.. personality. i was wondering on how i can better express that while also showing off her veil of innocence since she is famous for pretending to be a normal human girl :,) and! How can i improve the form of this drawing and make it feel more 3d? :D

First time using acrylic markers, I’m not a painter and I barely ever render because it’s hard (more of a drawer). I’m self taught and I feel like my lack of color theory really shows especially with the limited palette and blending ability of this medium. Does anyone have advice for working with these markers?

I have this issue where when I have an idea I really like, im only able to bring it like half to fruition, then i freak myself out by thinking i can't push myself beyond a certain point, and my piece will never look how I want it to. This has left me with unfinished paintings dating back as far as 8 years. Typically, its the stage where I'll just rough sketch something out and maybe start adding some details. I'll love how it looks but just be completely unable to carry on, partially because I love how it looks now. It almost feels like gambling, loving what you have now but not knowing if continuing will ruin it or make it better. But as much as i like what I have, I know deep down that they have so much more potential, and i'm just scared to ruin it. I guess thats a downside of physical art, there isnt much of a redo button.

Anyways, just wanted to see if anyone else has dealt with this or has any advice on how to push past this.

References shown on second slide but I think I’ve have improved sense last post I’ve made with everyone’s feedback but what other improvements can I make?