▲ 23 r/LetterboxdTopFour
my top 4 for every decade i HAVEN’T been alive
recs welcome! also yet to see anything before the 40s :(
u/mlaixi — 1 day ago
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i did an ink painting inspired by the highest rated movie on letterboxd
Harakiri (1962)
u/mlaixi — 4 days ago
▲ 25 r/watercolor101
feedback for my first watercolor after a while
about six years ago i had a very brief watercolor phase, and even though i enjoyed it, i kinda just stopped until very recently. this is my first piece back and i used a scene from the movie Past Lives as my reference (in the second slide).
originally i planned to not use ink for this, but once i was okay with how i put the color down, i felt like using ink on top would make every element translate better and i’m pretty sure i was right. i understand this is a stylistic choice but eventually i want to be able to just use watercolor and not have ink as my safety net which does seem a lot trickier. the separation of forms is definitely one thing i struggle with.
what did i do well here, what could have been done better, anything at all that you notice? any advice is greatly appreciated. thanks!
u/mlaixi — 1 month ago