LIVE CRITIQUES: Inktober Submissions
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Hi, trying my luck with this one...
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I had a hard time with this page. There is not as much contrast as most of my other pages so I would love a critique to figure out what I could have done better.
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My first Inktober and this was my entry for Sleep. Lots of room for improvement, I know, but would love some expert guidance.
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I am excited to get feedback on my piece. Thanks so much for doing this! I really appreciate it.
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@marek-halko this is too awesome
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@Coley haha, thank you
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I had a really hard time figuring which artwork I wanted to showcase..
So I chose the one that I feel something is off, but can't really find what. Day 23,Rip!
I still like how it came out though.
Thanks for the opportunity!!
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here’s mine, day 30-ominous. I’m way ahead this year. -
Here is my submission for the critique. Thanks for the opportunity.
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Thank you to everyone that has submitted something! There are still a few hours left to post an image you created for Inktober this year for a chance to get it critiqued on next weeks Jump Session.
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I seem to lose focus and clarity when my pictures get busier. I'd love to learn how to improve that!
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All these look great i hope everyone had fun everyone should be proud of participating this year, theres a lot happening and you still powered through
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Submitting my piece for “rip” (hope it’s ok that it’s mixed media).
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This is my Inktober2020 music illustration. It’s the fastest illustration I’ve ever made! So just for that, I’m happy... I did struggle a bit with the lights, I wanted these super cool stage lights, but not sure I achieved that... wish I’d had more time for inktober this year! So much work...
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A big thank you to everyone who submitted! We'll be doing live critiques of the work TODAY at 2pm MDT (check here for other time zones). See you in a bit!
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Thank you for yesterday’s constructive feedback @Will-Terry and @Jake-Parker, very insightful!
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Thank you very much Jake and Will! I appreciated your critiques.
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Thanks so much guys! Pointing out the more 3D elements vs flat was something I couldn’t pinpoint but was struggling with. And concept/story has been my biggest struggle. But it’s good to know the other elements I have been focusing on (composition, value and rendering) are working.
Watching everyone else’s critiques was helpful too.
I definitely hope to see more of this style of critique if y’all have the time for them
