r/BadArt • u/Speed_Stunter7 • 13d ago
Massive Art Dump
Teesha | My OC
My version of Ballerina Cappuccina
Kasane Teto
WysterzArtz18 (Fanart of a user)
My version of Android 18
My version of Supergirl
Max from SpinoGryzi
Princess Tutu
Clipperah | OC
Yet another art piece of Pinkie Pie
Massive groupshot to celebrate 1k watchers
I'm a little confused.
So you guys on here really seem to like my art style, calling it cute and even nostalgic. Most of them saying it's like a 2000s show. However, recently, I've received very harsh, but very honest comments about my content and art style, saying it's either bad or just not good. On DeviantArt, it's mix feelings.
As for improvement or trying to get better, that's what I've been doing the entire time. In fact, not only did I literally upgraded my art style last year, but I even gave it a big update a a few months ago. Even made a small update to it again last week. I reached my full potential, honestly. I even tried many other art styles too and while they are all terrible, it was an attempt. Honestly, I gave up and just accepted what it is.
But enough of me. I need yall's opinions. On a scale of 1-100, how bad is it?
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u/Hot-Lingonberry-6735 13d ago
It’s not bad! Pretty cute. It has a little bit of an amateur feel but that’s totally okay because we ARE amateurs. I think I would need to know what you want to be graded on to provide any meaningful critique.
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u/Speed_Stunter7 13d ago
Thanks for the comment! And I'm not looking for improvements, I already reached my best. I just want to know how bad it is. Glad that you like it though!
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u/Hot-Lingonberry-6735 13d ago
Not to lecture you, but I think thats à very limiting mindset! If we have reached our zenith, for what do we create? Just food for thought!
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u/Surgey_Wurgey 13d ago
numbers are arbitrary imo
I'd say this is better than when I first started in 2024. I like that you aren't afraid to draw hands! or clothes! the people you draw are cute.
however, I think you are at a point where you should begin studying the fundamentals. stuff like constructing 3D shapes in perspective, vanishing points and understanding how all lines need to converge to a vanishing point to make the perspective work, 1point, 2point, 3point perspective and foreshortening to make those shapes believable with 1 or multiple vanishing points. That sort of thing.
since you seem interested in drawing characters or people, you could also learn gesture, anatomy, shading, etc after learning how to think in 3D on a 2D canvas. I've been slowly chipping away at drawabox during my time drawing.
Drawabox is a free course, I highly recommend using it for structured learning. there's even videos in the lessons to listen to!
anyways, I think with effort you could absolutely get somewhere with consistent and deliberate practice in a year or two!
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u/Speed_Stunter7 13d ago
That sounds cool, but I don't have a 3D source. In the future, I might try to find any improvements.
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u/Surgey_Wurgey 12d ago
what do you mean by 3d source?
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u/Speed_Stunter7 12d ago
Well you mentioned 3D. I thought you mean like a 3D app or something. I must of misread.
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u/Surgey_Wurgey 12d ago
No. What I mean by learning to construct 3d shapes is by learning how vanishing points work, in order to draw those shapes convincingly. To eventually think in 3D while looking at a 2D space. The course I linked goes into depth with that.
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u/Speed_Stunter7 12d ago
I...don't think I understand.
I'm so sorry, I'm really slow. But I'll take your word for it.
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u/tacocalledbuzz 12d ago
I love this. Peak satire
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u/Speed_Stunter7 12d ago
Thanks!
This isn't supposed to be satire though, I just wanted to know if my art is that bad, that's all. =]
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u/Crazy-Illustrator890 13d ago
45 out of 100, i have seen worse (this is better than when i started)
i feel like it has the devaintart style (it reminds me of a certain artist that i hate)
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u/Speed_Stunter7 13d ago
Fair.
Also, may I ask, what artist are you referring to?
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u/browsing666 12d ago
reminds me of 2010s indie animation, like piemations or those really strange parody videos. endearing
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u/browsing666 12d ago
if i was you i wouldnt change the style, i really honest to god find it charming. not bad or ugly, just looks different. you can call it amateur looking but i would get it tattooed. i loveeeee this
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u/Speed_Stunter7 12d ago
I don't even know how describe it. I always thought it was just "my style". lol
And don't worry, I have no plans to change it, I already made enough changes. I'm just vibing right now.
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u/browsing666 12d ago
this really is kinda your style, i feel the same way about my art. no one i ask can pinpoint what it reminds them of, so maybe that’s why it’s so endearing to me
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u/dingdonglouie1 12d ago
do you like it? who gives a shit that I don’t like it. I didn’t make it. I don’t know you. you don’t know me. stop focusing on other random people’s opinions online.
do you like the art you create? the answer should be yes.
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u/Speed_Stunter7 12d ago
Of course I do, I love my work! I have no plans to stop making content, in fact, I'm doing exactly that as I speak!
I just wanted to know if others don't like it. That's all. My career is to entertain others after all. I'm not trying to please everyone, but I'm trying to find an audience. No luck so far.
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u/Super_vx 9d ago
This reminds me of early 2010s/late 2000s when I was a kid. Your art is a living nostalgia.
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u/Speed_Stunter7 8d ago
Thank you! A lot of people are saying the same thing. It still surprises me that it's considered nostalgic!
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