you can draw on Powerpoint? o.0
regardless, needs sharpening with an eraser and arms are too long again (nice self-portrait though)
you can draw on Powerpoint? o.0
regardless, needs sharpening with an eraser and arms are too long again (nice self-portrait though)
1) Yes, you can draw on (full) PowerPoint. You'd need to plug in a tablet before then opening the software to unlock the Draw function.
2) I could do to use a thinner pen. Erasers work very differently on PowerPoint.
3) That's my actual arm span you're talking about.
considering rain is hitting the outsiders, I'd expect an amplification in lighting in certain areas not covered under the umbrella. Regardless however, there's a big lack of details and folds on the girls inside the shop in comparison to the ones outside in the rain.
Ace perspective/background though. You could've amplified this by making rain accumulate/drop in larger quantities in-front of the store
(The gator's tail should have a few droplets of rim-lighting from the store light hitting its wet tail, thus reflecting towards the camera aka us)
edit: considering how bright the store is, if there WERE droplet reflections I'd expect you to meddle with much lighter values for them, almost completely white as it's based on the store's lighting
Thanks for the thoughtful critique. Good point about things getting more reflective as they get more wet; I'm definitely going to keep that in mind next time.
you missed a pixel there
BRUH Give it the genuine rating
you missed a few pixels there
Thanks for letting me know
it's actually "recommended" to use a mouse when drawing pixel, soooooo.
Bruv, Stop disliking my art cuz You're mad at me for some shit Give it it's genuine rating
that got a good chuckle out of me
glad to hear
2 characters facing a complete 90 degree is a bit of a turn-off, but drawing so many is definitely a challenge deserving of applause.
I see your point.
Thanks for the compliment
just needs a solid shape for the plate, seeds, and more textures. (Nice choice of purple background on an orange melon)
lol, the plate is weird shaped, right?
try not to make your characters face directly onto the camera. You'll immediately see they'll look more natural
(Most of your portfolio they're looking dead-center on the camera)
Thanks for the tip! I'll take that into consideration, these are more just concept ideas and whatnot.
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