I'd like some constructive criticism. This is one of the only drawings I've made that I thought looked decent in a long time. Any suggestions so I can improve my art style?

Keep in mind that this wasn't to be taken too seriously and is still a work in progress

I'm sensing a bit of Picasso here.

Quote from: Legit 8-Bit on November 19, 2014, 10:51:41 PM

I'd like some constructive criticism. This is one of the only drawings I've made that I thought looked decent in a long time. Any suggestions so I can improve my art style?

Keep in mind that this wasn't to be taken too seriously and is still a work in progress

I'm sensing a bit of Picasso here.

I thought this was Dali's work.

I figured out something that I enjoy. Another little piece of the puzzle I guess. What my eyes see, what memories stand the strongest in my head over time. Contrast. Light and shadow. The strongest memories of mine are places etched in light and dark. Colours that stand out. So, I believe I'm going to center what I draw around this clashing colour scheme I guess.

Most of all, I don't know what this is. Well, I suppose I do. I sat down, and drew it on a whim. If it's any indicator of how well I'm feeling as of late, well, then I guess, there you go. Not to be edgelord or anything. But hey, there's still a little fire left, so it's not so bad.

Damn man that's good.

image dump. i have a lot more art on my blog at liramuza.tumblr.com. im a big fan of landscapes (obviously,) impressionism/neoimpressionism, baroque, and still lives. for anyone interested in "classical" art, i highly suggest browsing the web gallery of art- they have a fantastic collection of sourced works to look through.

August Schaeffer (1833-1916), Coucher de Soleil dans une Forêt Hongroise - 1866

August Schaeffer (1833-1916), Falaises - 1876

Hermit Reading, 1831, François-Marius Granet

Death on a Pale Horse, Edouard Ravel de Malval

Under The Moonbeams, John Atkinson Grimshaw

A Moonlit Country Road, 1877, John Atkinson Grimshaw


Verschneite Flußlandschaft mit sicherndem Fuchs, Adolf Gustav Schweitzer

Late Autumn, 1886, John Atkinson Grimshaw


Jean-Charles Cazin (1840-1901), Minuit - 1891

Gallen-Kallela, Akseli/ View from Eläintarha at Sunset

Jean Antoine Théodore Gudin (1802-1880), Dramatique Bataille Maritime lors d’une Nuit de Pleine Lune.

Karl Heilmayer (1829-1908), Der sturmgepeitschte Hafen von Genua bei Vollmond.

"Expulsion, Moon and Firelight," Thomas Cole, Oil on canvas, c. 1828

Piette’s House at Montfoucault, Camille Pissarro, Dutch/French (1830-1903.)

"The Oath of the Horatii," Jacques-Louis David, Oil on canvas, 1784

"The Heart of the Andes," Frederic Edwin Church, Oil on canvas, 1859

This book is fucking amazing. If you're ever serious about learning anatomy and figure drawing then look into it.

I've been lost for months... finally back home.

Workin on a freebie for MattyFez to try and pull me out of my art block so I can work on proper commissions.

Just gotta find out what kind of tail he has

Troopers Through Time

Ooooohhh
i like this one

Quote from: TBlocks on December 12, 2014, 09:47:29 PM

Quote from: True Velox on December 11, 2014, 02:53:58 PM

Troopers Through Time

Ooooohhh
i like this one

Thanks! 

The fuck is up with the Phase I trooper? Mouth thing is way to thick.

http://imgur.com/ebbZPXW


Doodles, unfinished, kind of strange, I know

Its nothing really but i made this WP for myself.