Is my art worth anything?

[Kope]

 

[Borophagus Metropolis]

Looks cool to me

 

[Smityyyy]

Hey, I love this piece! I wonder who’s in it

You’re a great artist dude. Perfecting the craft takes time. Keep at it and you can only improve more from here.

 

[Inferndragon]

Art is subjective in the end. Even if your art is like a pokemon that hasn't reached his final form. It shows you are learning new skills as you go along.
Regardless what people think about art. Each piece of art is a stepping stone for the artist giving you a reason to improve and refine your skills.

Still would say you need to think about the shape of the character with the light shining through the window onto the body parts.. It's a skill that takes ages to grasp. But it adds wonders to you art if you learn that skill. Adding creases in the pants because they are bent. light scattering and shadows being projected from objects infront of it.

A good little exercise I did a while back to improve learning to focus on light rays and everything. Was painting in light. Start with a black background (over the top of your current image at a 80% opacity) then painting only where the light would shine upon (then using the blur tool to give the illusion of light being diffused.)

 

[Kope]

Art is subjective in the end. Even if your art is like a pokemon that hasn't reached his final form. It shows you are learning new skills as you go along.
Regardless what people think about art. Each piece of art is a stepping stone for the artist giving you a reason to improve and refine your skills.

Still would say you need to think about the shape of the character with the light shining through the window onto the body parts.. It's a skill that takes ages to grasp. But it adds wonders to you art if you learn that skill. Adding creases in the pants because they are bent. light scattering and shadows being projected from objects infront of it.

A good little exercise I did a while back to improve learning to focus on light rays and everything. Was painting in light. Start with a black background (over the top of your current image at a 80% opacity) then painting only where the light would shine upon (then using the blur tool to give the illusion of light being diffused.)

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Thanks!

 

[Judge Spear]

You let an audience decide that.

 

[Mambi]

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It's very good art, and it brings you and others joy. That makes it priceless!

 

[Chaosmasterdelta]

I like how artsy it looks. It is way better than anything I can do.

 

[BadRoy]

Is it worth anything to you? That's the real question. As long as you like what you're doing with it I don't see how anyone's opinion matters.