u/Prostathan161

Hope these are any good.

I started drawing not long ago out of curiosity, since my gf a pretty good artist.

She says there good, but i want some objective opinions on these.

I had fun drawing and all, but i have less fun with something the worse i am in it.

And i see the obvious, not so small errors and can name them but i also want to continue drawing, since its pretty damn cool.

Hope im making any sense.

(2 and 3 own creations inspired by the cyberpunk 2077 gang logos and 4 kinda the boiled one ig. Also star platinum (5/6) and Rei (1))

I know basic anatomy and loomis method, shading and stuff, but somehow i can't work with it/use it fr.

Just saw 2 Spoods on Vacation in Greece, trying to mate i think. She ended up not wanting to.

But super happy i got to witness these cuteypatooties and capture them this good with my older phone. So cool to see these "in the wild".

My C. Versicolor sling Chop Suey shaking his little butt and webbing like a pro!

Little cutey patootie :D

Just wanted to share this little guy and his work

Hey everyone,

I'm about to get two new spiders and wanted to ask for some advice before they arrive.

Planned setup:

Caribena versicolor – 1.5 cm, planning to house it in a well-ventilated plastic enclosure that previously held another arboreal species

Phormictopus atrichomatus – 2.5 cm, planning to use an 8×8×15 cm acrylic terrarium for now

From what I've found online, people seem to generally agree that cross-ventilation matters more than humidity levels for both species – but beyond that, information varies quite a bit.

My questions:

1. Any specific care tips for either of these species?

2. Anything to watch out for, especially at these sizes?

3. Are the enclosures I described suitable, or would you recommend changes?

4. Has anyone kept either of these and can share personal experiences – good or bad?

Grateful for any input. Thanks in advance!

(Hope the Help flair is okay)

What is the right/better composition? (Picture 1 is the original)

I started with photography not long ago.

I dont know about these...

My feedback was, that the left is too much darkness, as it is 2/3 of the picture.

But picture 2 kind of feels wrong. I dont know...

Kinda like the original, but understand the point with the endless nothingness.

Whats your opinion?

Need help pls! Thanks in advance

(Screenshots because reddit would show them weird)

I made some photos recently and edited them in Photoshop.

Everything looks super dope on PC, but on my Phone almost completly dark.

So i made it brighter and brighter but im really not satisfied with the results.

How can i get the right brightniss, so i can uplade my picture to my ig?

(The picture from my PC screen is one from the later edits, thats why it us so bright.)