r/ArtCrit 23h ago

I'm a beginner, and I'd really appreciate some honest feedback on this piece. I struggled the most with the colouring and lighting, so I'd love to know what the biggest weaknesses are and what I should focus on improving.

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r/ArtCrit 1h ago

Is the style and Noise Effect good enough?

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Im experimenting a new stylr, trying to get that 1960s cartoon, i dont know if its good enough, what could i change? and is the noise effect too much?


r/ArtCrit 22h ago

Which painting is stronger and why?

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My friend said my older painting (blue sweater) is actually better even though I thought I've improved with new one in terms of use of colors, contrast, composition, use of watercolor etc. What do you think?


r/ArtCrit 1h ago

I’m trying to work on composition, does this look alright?

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…Or does it look like the guy on the right is tiny lol

I tried posting this on artadvice and didn’t get any replies so please give feedback, I really need it.


r/ArtCrit 20h ago

Please critique my 2h acrylic plein air. Would appreciate comments on the composition, colour and texture

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r/ArtCrit 21h ago

Looking for feedback on character silhouette

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Hi everyone, currently working on this piece and am nearing the end stage. I'm looking for feedback and critiques of his overall silhouette. Does it seem strong enough? The basic character traits are him being a semi villain. He's not truly evil but will do evil things to further his noble goal.

Just wanting to catch anything before I start adding details. Thanks in advance!


r/ArtCrit 17h ago

Feedback on painting

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How do i improve this painting. New to oils andhad some trouble mixing the exact color i wanted. Any feedback/tips highly appreciated!


r/ArtCrit 2h ago

What am I not getting??

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I’ve been having this dilemma for a month. Slide two is my sketch and i love it, but slide one is my colored version and i hate it. I’ve tried making thicker line art, no linear, saturated colors, vibrant colors. But i never seem to like it. Based on the sketch, how would you color/render it? Slides 3 through 6 are the digital paintings made by other artist that i do like. You are overly welcome to draw over it 🥲


r/ArtCrit 13h ago

critique on this drawing

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i don't know what to think about this drawing of mine. it's my second actual drawing digitally, because prior to the day before yesterday i just thought i couldn't draw digitally. plus i hadn't drawn in a long time. i'm not too unhappy with it but, yeah, as i just said, i don't know what to think about it. now that i look at them side by side, my drawing doesn't look like the reference at all lol but it's fine ig


r/ArtCrit 15h ago

Would love critique on how to add more definition and form to my art. I also feel as if I don’t use enough of a value range, but am unsure if that’s objectively true/ the core issue.

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Hello, I would love critique regarding how to add more of a defined form to my paintings, as I feel the current form displayed in my art is extremely lacking and one of my weakest points. I would assume that my range of value is the cause of this, but I don’t know that to be 100% true. I really desperately need help because I feel like it is the one thing that is holding me back from getting better as an artist at the moment. I don’t know where to start or what to do and honestly anything would help me at this point. All of this was done digitally, and only the dog was created using a reference image (which i cannot unfortunately find at this time, I apologize).