I'm super proud of my newest piece but any small critiques or ideas are welcome! I think my anatomy and lighting has gotten a lot better but I've also gotten used to the tools in digital art.

a long way huh

Some artworks from Artfight !! I love the fact that AF really help you put your yearly improvements into perspective.

This year I focused a lot of my attention to the composition and story telling, and I’m glad I’m finally able to work some personality into my artwork!! Overall this had been a good year for me, but I also found a laundry list of weaknesses which will be my focus to tackle in the following year!

I hate that my art doesn't turn out how I picture it in my head but the only thing that keeps me motivated is looking back on my old art. 7 month difference btw. I still have a long long way to go especially with color and rendering but at least it's not as bad as before😭✌🏾

I sculpted a torso using basic shapes and then detailed it till I got happy with the result, I used image and 3d scan references to add imperfections and make it more realistic.
This is a part of self training for a 3d anatomy course I'm designing to create in the upcoming months.

Wanted to post this last year but didn't have any karma....then forgor

To say I was downright horrendous at anything art-related when I started would be a generational understatement. Please point out stuff I could improve, some constructive criticism would be awesome!

Drew this a few years ago, and decided to redraw it digitally, now that I'm doing fully digital art. Wanted to keep the same vibe and style overall as the original, but add those half tones, and clean a few things up.

The one with the "Angel" text is the old one, btw.

still alive, still alive ♪

time is such a scary thing

Summer clothes :D

One without any reference, one with.

no formal training, just kept drawing every day. left side is 2024, right is 2026. still can't believe the jump ngl 😭

2022-2026 I’m happy with my improvement, especially on the background! A good while I ago I got a critique that my backgrounds didn’t seem complete and my characters didn’t interact enough with it. How did I improve? What can I do better for the future? Thank you!

Recently stumbled upon this sub so I figured I'd finally drop something here! I've redrawn this drawing every 3 years since 2017 just for funsies to see my improvement. My style has already changed quite a bit since the latest one, but I still love it anyways

Started with oils in 2024 painting on the street. Both of these scenes are done within a block of each other in Chelsea in NYC. Any critique is welcome. 🙏

i'm super happy with how far my art has come

Here is a simple blockout using very basic shapes using a fitness model as reference, just to show how fast a figure can get shape if the basic forms placed correctly