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Looking for critical on this pet portrait

I was having a tough time achieving that sunlight glow on her. If anyone has any tips on this piece, please comment below! I really appreciate it. Thank you :)

Reference is slide 2

u/WaffleSnekRespawned — 6 days ago
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I didn't a self portrait from memory, what did I get wrong proportion wise?

Dear modbot, I had no reference

u/Dr_Nonnac — 6 days ago
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Please tell me if I could work as an artist, be honest!

I'm 18 and I want to be an artist, vut my family won't quite accept it yet. So I want to know if I could go to art school to pursue a career with this. Really wanted to know an artist feedback, please!

The first one i uses no references and it's my OC. The secons one I just uses for the mermaid. The horse one that eas the closest pic i could find of the ref. My art is pretty random, hope u like it <3

u/HavanaOonana_ — 5 days ago

Where am I going wrong?

Why does mine not look right? I want it to look more similar to the reference, ik the proportions are off bit not where and how exactly but also what else?

u/HopefulGroup423 — 5 days ago
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My GCSE Art Lilliput Lane sketches

I just started my GCSE art course. Please critique! References included.

u/DietAffectionate3096 — 5 days ago

Overworking Watercolor?

I’m noticing both of these recent watercolors look pretty muddy, thoughts? I switched back to watercolor from acrylic, and I think I’m used to too much blending. Appreciate any tips on improving mountain schemes based on what you see! Thanks! (No Reference)

u/cassiepenguin — 5 days ago
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First attempt at watercolour, any tips?

this is my first try at watercolour and painting in general, just looking for some tips and tricks to make my work better. No reference used

u/Slipry__ — 10 days ago
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Feedback for Animated Logo Timing

I am helping out the small business I work for and am trying to take the logo and animate it. I am using adobe after effect for the first time. But my goodness the timing is terrible. I have simply added all my key frames and effects, separated by one second each. I have no reference other than the logo itself. I have edited out the company name just because. I have received some feedback from a coworker, he thought the eyeball was "tumbling" or rolling. How do I make it look more like a blink? Do I make it a more believable blink by messing with the timing as well? Thank you for any feedback! Link to animated logo

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u/Honey-Blob — 10 days ago