NEED ART FOR SVS YOUTUBE CRITS!

[Christijan]

@Lee-White

If you're still doing critiques, this one is in need of some expert advice!

[MimiHecher]

Happy to offer you something to explain how to NOT do it.

[Heather Foxwood]

If you are still doing critiques I'd love input on what could be done to improve this!

[Heather Foxwood]

@ashleegoovaerts I'd like to know too!

[von_Nimmermehr]

@ashleegoovaerts @Asyas_illos @Heather-Foxwood The How to Fix Ur Art is not under the curriculum just go on all courses and for me (i bet the order is different from computer to computer) its one of the first pictures shown. if not just type it in to the search field

[Geoffrey Mégardon]

This is one of my latest piece, I tried a lot of different compositions, and I would love your opinion / critique.

Not sure how many we can post, but I have a lot of recent work as I was working on my portfolio

[Kristen Lango]

If you guys need more art to critique! I'd love some feedback on this one.

[NickyDrew]

Hi, I don't know if you're still looking for art to critique, but if you are, I'd love some help with this piece. It's a picture book cover mock-up from my portfolio. Other than my terrible attempts at painting dappled sunlight, I can't figure out why the illustration's not working. Any help would be super appreciated!

[skeletortoise]

For assignment 2 in Will’s Developing Great Visual Stories class

[LauraA]

@skeletortoise I don't know about the foreground, but that little throwaway scene in the background makes me laugh out loud!

[ksfabian]

[skeletortoise]

@LauraA thanks!

[Katherine]

[Georgios Christopoulos]

I d love to see how one of these could get better!

[Miriam]

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[Pamela Fraley]

@Katherine Is this a dream land? It sucked me in right away! I love your style and the color palette you used!

[Sarah VanDam]

@skeletortoise I absolutely love the humor you’ve got going here!

[Miriam]

@Georgios-Christopoulos I like the Candle Gnome

[Georgios Christopoulos]

@Miriam thanks!he was fun to come up with!

[mcoxart]

I illustrated a (self-published) kid's book a couple of years ago, here's one illustration which I consider to be among the weakest.

Background: The characters put on a "Wizard of Oz" school play. Off-stage, a character with magical powers creates a real-life tornado to make the play more exciting, which takes everyone by surprise. This illustration is meant to convey the fever-pitch of chaos that occurs in the auditorium, as the tornado snatches up objects from the audience -- grandma's dentures, the Principal's toupee, the Superintendent's pink purse, etc. I will say the illustration demanded a level of technical skill that was beyond me at the time, and I'd be grateful to anyone willing to "rip it apart" so I can do this better next time!

the illustration that made it into the book (yikes):

another composition attempt: