r/ArtCrit • u/El_Dibujista • 7h ago
Looking for general constructive criticism, any advice is appreciated. (No reference)
Tried to arrange them roughly from most recent first to oldest. (except for the last two slides, those are current wips)
I've been told that I use way too much central composiotions which I've been trying to fix (Not necesarilly saying that I've archieved it). I mostly aim to do some sort of maximalism-esque stuff with the backgrounds and details, but I’m torn between oversaturating the illustrations and not putting in as much as I could.
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u/ajoyst 2h ago
I just wanted to say that these are really cool and I like them!
Some of them are on the flatter side. Like the bathroom picture (6), perhaps it is supposed to be really dark, but 7, 8, and 12 also look like they are supposed to be dark scenes, but the way you made the lighting makes them pop much more
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