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Hi all!
New to the art thing, like I started a week ago, but having a lot of fun learning! I'd like to start a gallery but I'm not sure which tier to put it under right now. So far, I still haven't dove too deep into fantasy or major color/pattern changes, but I'm planning to do that in my next practice piece.
Call it 3rd tier now for inexperience? I feel that my pieces so far are "quality" because of my attention to small details, but not overly difficult pieces as far as manipulations go. Would love to hear your thoughts and any constructive criticism!
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for that first piece i'd say t2, but with all the rest i'd go mid/high t3 and just work on consistency, grounding, and lighting, as well as experimenting with patterns! <3 |
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I would lean more towards tier 3 until you have a couple custom commissions and get that experience under your belt. Also I think HEE doesn't allow full faces of people to be shown in art work, I could be wrong though :) |
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I was hoping it would slide because it's my side profile 😅
Chateau Montelena said:
I would lean more towards tier 3 until you have a couple custom commissions and get that experience under your belt. Also I think HEE doesn't allow full faces of people to be shown in art work, I could be wrong though :)
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Definitely high tier 3! Love the first piece :) If the rest of your pieces looked consistently like the first one, I'd say low tier 2. |
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