@_Cyber_Six_@ryunaruto567@arvalis@AnisDrawn “At this point, any professional talking about art professionally should be considered a red flag”. Just wrong and embarrassing dude.
@Spicy_Psy_Duck Love it!
Personally I don’t think I would do it any other way.
If you think it looks too busy, it might be best to remove some of that paint in the scratch marks with a little acetone on a qtip (be sure to immediately clean it off). That way only some of them have filled lines.
@_Cyber_Six_@ryunaruto567@arvalis@AnisDrawn Anisu is an amateur. No if ands or buts about it. Rejecting advice only solidifies that they’re an amateur who will never improve. Your quotation of RJs critique is separate from what he said it has me questioning your comprehension skills.
Have a good day.
@_Cyber_Six_@ryunaruto567@arvalis@AnisDrawn bud I’ve had professors give me much harsher critiques and offer me no help. This is one of the nicest i’ve seen from a professional. If this is what you consider condescending then you wouldn’t survive a day in the industry.
Word of advice, do not misconstrue peoples words.
@_Cyber_Six_@ryunaruto567@arvalis@AnisDrawn where did he say that. please read carefully.
rendering skin/texture is one of the most complex and difficult things when it comes to art. You can draw for years and still be at an amateur level.
Anisu literally tries to ego the dude too, knowing that their work could use work.
@37rubidium85@ShitpostinNismo@DuxSins 4 reasons. It’s either
1) they’re racist
2) they have no actual experience with people in the real world so they don’t know how skin tones work
3) they’re idiots
4) A combination of the first 3