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    • Godzilla's new rival WIP

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    • RE: JULY CONTEST: Design a book cover for the Wizard of Oz

      ![alt text](0z small.jpg image url)

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    • RE: JUNE CONTEST: A very different kind of prompt!

      small monkey.jpg

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    • RE: Creative Composition - Full Render

      I am having a little problem with the perspective. You are going for a "worm's eye view" right? The tilted ground plane is a bit confusing. Even if you are going for a bit of a tilt in the persepective, the trees should converge towards a point that is perpendicular to the ground plane (unless it is a hillside?). If you lighten up the value on the squirrel it should pop a bit more. it can still be in shade, but should be lighter than the tree trunk

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    • RE: Isolation WIP rough sketch, please critique

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    Latest posts made by Taigyo

    • RE: JULY CONTEST: Design a book cover for the Wizard of Oz

      ![alt text](0z small.jpg image url)

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    • color and character sketch for July challenge, critiques requested

      Probably won't use this composition but I wanted to get them down on paperoz study small.jpg

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    • RE: How do you bring your art to a finished level?

      @gavpartridge Thanks for taking the time to provide such detailed feedback

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    • RE: How do you bring your art to a finished level?

      Thanks! Good feedback.

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    • RE: How do you bring your art to a finished level?

      @Heather-Boyd small monkey2.jpg

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    • RE: How do you bring your art to a finished level?

      Not harsh at all, thanks for the feedback. I am a big admirer of Peter DeSeve and I actually have a copy of the article where he describes his technique. I think perhaps I should do some master studies of his work. If I remember correctly, he uses a brown or sepia pencil for his line work. It contributes to the shape but does not dominate. Thanks again I will look seriously at my mark making.

      Blane

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    • How do you bring your art to a finished level?

      So looking at my picture in comparison to others in the June Challenge mine seemed less "finished". There were quite a few that my composition, drawing, perspective, and other fundamentals were on par with, but the others were just more "finished". Is this something you can specifically work on? Is it just a gradual thing that happens as you build skill? How do you bring your art to a finished level?

      Blane

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    • RE: JUNE CONTEST: A very different kind of prompt!

      @cynthia-bowman Way to hang in there, glad to see you finally got your picture up

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    • RE: JUNE CONTEST: A very different kind of prompt!

      small monkey.jpg

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    • RE: Critique please, my take on a classic

      @Nyrryl-Cadiz Thank you for the kind words. Any areas that you feel could be improved

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