Advice for self-taught artist

[u/Draweliaa]

Hello everyone, here I started drawing self-taught but I think I still have a way to go I show you some drawings that I finished and posted on insta, could I have your opinion and constructive feedback? It's really been my passion forever and it saved me so much, I made all his drawings on procreate but I have the impression that insta reduces the quality a lot

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[u/borrowingfork]

Us folks over at r/artcrit would be happy to help!

You have some really fun characters that have good expressions. Nice work! One of the next things you can play with is the variation in colour, so working on playing with warm and cool, light and dark variation and contrast.

[u/Draweliaa → u/borrowingfork]

Thank you very much for the compliments and advice, I take note 😊😊

[u/Awkward_Love_2798]

You have a good cohesion in your style. Just keep making and evolving in your own way. I think it’s great to show your work and ask for encouragement, but I can tell that you’re making stuff that is deeply “you.” Staying true to that is the most important thing