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I am new at using stock images, and I need some critique on how I can improve because I want to start selling art:) This is a little updated:) any critique is welcome! |
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Shadows!! and try drawing your hair with more detail shading/ shine. |
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I'd say you have a lot to work on, but to make your art worth enough to be sold decently, you need to be able to do color changes, define the muscles properly (and smoothly), ground your horse into the background, and have definition to your hair. You can find many useful tutorials in this section of the forums, a few guides in the member help section, and more in places like Deviantart, Youtube, etc. Many artists are also willing to offer tips on how to accomplish certain aspects if you ask! |
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Rivendell Steeds said:
I'd say you have a lot to work on, but to make your art worth enough to be sold decently, you need to be able to do color changes, define the muscles properly (and smoothly), ground your horse into the background, and have definition to your hair. You can find many useful tutorials in this section of the forums, a few guides in the member help section, and more in places like Deviantart, Youtube, etc. Many artists are also willing to offer tips on how to accomplish certain aspects if you ask!
Do you know any good tutorials or good youtube videos that are for procreate? |
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Crisp, Clear, and Cool
