r/arthelp

I think there's something really wrong with the face. Like it's too pale, but idk how to darken it properly so that it doesn't look like a black spot instead of shadow(

The character is playing the violin while sitting down in a chair. One leg is crossed on top of the other one. I dont think the bottom half looks correct and the right arm.

Ignore the hands lol

I’ve been staring at this, using the liquify tool, changing shapes around, but I cannot figure out what seems so off about it. Reference image on the right, any help appreciated!

I'm doing a work for a friend and am having some difficulty with the lips. I've tried my best to define it as separate from other face planes yet still connected/smoothed to the rest of her skin, but it just ends up making the lips look a bit faint/as if they're somehow falling 'flat'. I'd appreciate any tips or ideas 🙇🙇

I've been trying to sell this guy for weeks and to no avail. Honestly it's the first adoptable I've ever done and I have no idea where else I could advertise him.

I don't have a TH code sadly, and I've tried promoting at ttzewo's, pip's art server and also arts and commissions, also two anthro servers on Discord.

Idk if maybe the design is the problem? He's 15 USD. Pls I need to hear your thoughts!

I am really proud of how it turned out

However i really struggled with texturing the hair and cloth, i originally planned to add tears cause xou can imagine this is painful but i didn't find away to make it work

This is my oc, and I designed her for blonde hair, but I wanted to do a more realistic rendition of her. Sadly, blonde looks green on her in my opinion. Maybe I’ve been looking at the brown too long, but I’m stuck! Does she look better with the brown, or the blonde?

Yes I used construction, which you can barely see in the image, here is a drawing vs the reference.

I was drawing a horse for my cowboy OC’s character sheet so he could have his horse - I only traced over my reference with the block shapes (drawn in red) and then all the actual lineart was freehanded going based off the reference window feature that procreate has with the image in it (if that makes sense) - so I didn’t trace the whole image, just the basics. Idk if this still counts as tracing, though, and I’ll redraw it if it is tracing - I’m still trying to get used to horse anatomy TvT

im having a really hard time creating the illusion of depth/atmospheric haze. how is it done traditionally and not digitally??

ok so im pretty happy with the left side but right.... oh my god its horribl3. someone suggested i use asaro head and i did once, then he LITERALLY turned into michael jackson so i gave up on that

How do I make my art looked finished?

I try but my drawings keep coming out terrible I can’t get the way he draws anatomy down and then the rest of the drawings looks trash too I’ve been trying since like June or July idk what to do

I wanna learn anatomy focusing mostly on the torso right now but like a stylized approach not like anime or realistic any feedback?

I really like how it is looking so far but something just feels kinda off. I can't really put my finger on it and i don't know how to make it stand out more. It feels like it's all blended together and muddy

any tip is helpfull

hello these arent my best work & this is embarrassing as hell LOL but id like to very politely ask how much people would price my art for theoretical commissions. im aware im not quite there yet esp considering ive never studied art theory in depth or at all, but i wanted to ask just out of curiosity and the want to buy more cat food without straying away from hobbies i dont have to sacrifice college time for. i make digital art for myself by default, as well as collages (both in static and gif form - e.g., the first slide). please be nice #imscared