First off, you know how much I freaking love your work, so this critique is completely biased. Sorry. (I'll try not to have this be one long, stretched out compliment) You've done really well with the technical aspects of this, I really like the contrast of the organic forms of our characters in the mid-ground of the image versus all of the geometric objects around them. I really love how there's a foreground, middle ground and background as well..... that sign in the foreground and the level of detail you put into it really just grabs my attention for some reason. I feel like there's a tad too much white/pink tones here, though it overpowers the otherwise really nice color scheme for me. You could also add more cracks from that fissure in the asphalt, for something that destructive it's not doing much to the area around it. As always it's well drawn, and the contrast between texture, color, and form in this picture is really, really nice. Your personal characters...are just so interesting, and very well designed. You have good story telling devices, I could see you illustrating a children's book about them or making a graphic novel of sorts. The city silhouette in the background kind of ties the image together for me, but it feels too strong in color. As things get farther and farther away, their color's fade because of the increasing layers of air (and stuff in it) come between them. Maybe making it a toned down blue? Experiment around with different hues.
Hope this helped, and I love your work! Some of the most unique on this site. I can't wait to see where art school and instruction takes you, Gracie.
Aww I wish I coulda commented on this one earlier haha. Dave with pupils <3 I do like those comic book dots THEY RETURN. I think the characters coulda been a bit bigger! Or less centered... but I dunno!
ah man this looks fantastic, the background is great, that huge hole/crack in the road gives the city character even though we cant see the rest of it, I love the pattern texture you gave everything as shading, it works really well and adds a very comic booky feel, the people look fantasic anatomy wise and your emotions are right on. I think the only thing that I might have critique on is that maybe that crack/hole is a bit too big, It be hard to imagine an elevated road (or at least thats what I think it is) to stay up with that much cut out of it, regardless this picture looks really good. Nice work.
Oh man, I love your use of halftones in this! Your stuff just keeps getting more and more complex. I really love your linemileage especially in the monster's face!
You've done really well with the technical aspects of this, I really like the contrast of the organic forms of our characters in the mid-ground of the image versus all of the geometric objects around them. I really love how there's a foreground, middle ground and background as well..... that sign in the foreground and the level of detail you put into it really just grabs my attention for some reason. I feel like there's a tad too much white/pink tones here, though it overpowers the otherwise really nice color scheme for me. You could also add more cracks from that fissure in the asphalt, for something that destructive it's not doing much to the area around it.
As always it's well drawn, and the contrast between texture, color, and form in this picture is really, really nice. Your personal characters...are just so interesting, and very well designed. You have good story telling devices, I could see you illustrating a children's book about them or making a graphic novel of sorts.
The city silhouette in the background kind of ties the image together for me, but it feels too strong in color. As things get farther and farther away, their color's fade because of the increasing layers of air (and stuff in it) come between them. Maybe making it a toned down blue? Experiment around with different hues.
Hope this helped, and I love your work! Some of the most unique on this site. I can't wait to see where art school and instruction takes you, Gracie.
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