Deviation Spotlight
Red Riding Hood. by Remarin, visual art
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YOUR ART IS AMAZING OH MY GOSH
A God such as you should be proud to have such a profound creation!
You are clearly blessed!
would you want to do an art trade just for fun. I understand if you don't want to your probably really busy.
Yeaa sorry, I'm just barely keeping up the pace with the commissions I want to get done within this month, so I'm a bit squeezed for time while also working on a big project - I sadly do not have the time for much trading like this
That's ok no worrys
wow love your art got any tips for a fellow artist?
Could think of many! But proper advice, at least, would require the knowledge on what you wish to work towards with your art goals! Can't find the right answer if the question is too broad after all - So I'd say this; if there are things you think your art is lacking, or if you think you simply "want to get better" try spending some time sitting down and really figure out -what- exactly you want to improve on. Don't worry if the answer ends up being "a bunch of stuff at once", depending on how you prefer to learn you could either tackle the subject matter that is the most challenging for you, or the subject matter you've already 80% figured out and are missing some last component.
I always remember being surprised at how quickly you can break down the vagueness of "art improvement" into much smaller steps and achievable goals-
You're intimidated by background art? There are ways to bridge the gap! You could start by learning to draw singular background elements- get references for trees and introduce them here and there in your art, suddenly you're working your way to feeling comfortable with drawing forest backgrounds!
Or you could do little decorations/island chunks for your characters to stand on - get you used to placing a character in a 3D space!
Or you could do small thumbnail studies of photos, get a hang for composition and color shifts in scenery.
This kind of approach can be done with most any aspect of art!
You can find many solutions very suddenly once you specify the question of "What is it you want to improve?"
Once you have found some more specific questions, you could quickly find a lot of resources of people explaining how to find the answers to those- I myself have kept a youtube playlist of videos I've found in some way shape or form helpful to me https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLEFKK1ywgVCDPDR9RhgxU0SojdWpUZAiD I can recommend having a look through, see if anything strikes your interest and keeping track of them in a playlist of your own!