/r/ArtCrit
A place for artists of all abilities to give and receive constructive feedback.
Welcome to r/ArtCrit!
A reddit for artists to get feedback on their work, all forms welcome. Traditional, digital, anything goes.
All art forms welcome
Subreddit Rules
Please be civil
Do not slander "bad" work, these artists stand to benefit the most from even simple suggestions and critiques
Keep critique focused on technique and craftsmanship
Please refrain from downvoting submissions you do not like. These people are looking for help improving, just like everybody else.
Posted work must be submitted by the artist, or someone close to them, posts to sites discussing art or other artists will be removed
NSFW Artwork is allowed, but must be tagged [NSFW]
Critique Tips
Above all, be honest and forthcoming
Be specific, don't say "I like it!" say, "I like the way you...." and likewise for negative comments
Be Helpful, link to books, tutorials, or offer exercises for the artist
Don't refer to things as "good" or "bad," try to talk in terms of skill sets that can be worked on
A lot of us are visual thinkers, if you have a tablet copy+paste and make some notes
When receiving a critique, don't be too defensive, you can't explain away other peoples opinions of your art, try and listen to what they are saying
Follow this link for a great post by Huisme on asking for critique
Links
Something to Draw for when you're stuck
Rad How To if you're a beginner, start here and work your way through this great blog
Pixel Lovely figure and gesture drawing tool
Other Art Reddits
Flair should guide other users to understand where you want to go, or where you are coming from, enjoy
Student Flair
Use student flair to show what level you are, feel free to write in a genre or medium
Skill Flair
Skill flair shows off what you're good at, feel free to include genre, technique, or discipline you like to work in, you can be a beginner and still use skill flair if you like
Foundations Flair
Got a really great critique? Message the Mod to recommend that user for Foundations Flair, special flair for those who are particularly helpful to users
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An update to my previous post haha 😆
Any tips to make this more realistic?
How do I add more depth what needs work ?
Are the shadows on the fabric over the head a bit too dark? I also think some of the fabric folds on the arms don't make sense but that's not where people are looking ;)
What are your opinions? What could have I made better? What do you especially like? Modelled and rendered in Blender and text and graphics in Photoshop.
As a pre teen I feel I need to get a platform to improve and grow over time and show my work before I get to a stage where I do this professionally so uh help 😅
I realize some of the mistakes in this piece, like anatomy, perspective and that in overall it looks ..flat, I'd say. But I'd like to hear out critics from others (as I am obviously not noticing all the mistakes) and your advice on what areas I should focus at the first place to get better in the future. Also, I'd like to understand why this illustration does not look appealing or catching to you. Go wild, but don't be rude. And thanks in advance for caring to answer.
I dint know what's wrong with this but something looks off and I need some help please!! 🙏🙏🙏
I don’t have almost any drawing experience and I feel that one of the areas that is super hard for me is faces. I drew this and I thought I would ask for some feedback on my art.