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That said, the original 1-hour sketch I thought was a tad stronger, due to the fact that it is lighter, so the glow effect is a bit more pronounced.
But the finished version shows an extremely solid grasp of anatomy- and ya shouldnt always be too critical on yerself! ^^
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am i being too critical? i'm just eager to improve, everytime i finish a work i'll critic myself so hard and try to remember them. but usually my lecturer says that I'm too stubborn to take their comment, just because i don't implement what he says. @@
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Nowadays, i tend to wait a bit... ask others before writing criticisms on pieces. It helps to observe and hear what others say about your pieces without any particular bias. As for you lecturers, XD dont worry bout that. Improvement and implementation takes time, as there is a distinct difference between being able to 'see'- developing one's artistic eye- and painting skills. It happens to me, and some of my old art teachers argue the same. Well, over time the lessons do leave an impact, but only after hundreds of studies, exercises and practical work.
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"Now nobody waits until he has developed his mind before expressing an opinion, sure of a large audience on his own level of understanding."
- Harold Speed
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Randy Robin Galiban
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Click Here If You Are Serious About Improving Your Art!
i love it but ure paintings are always so dark! - or i could just be my monitor.
and thanks but I wanna see your works in dA too. So post something already.
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Randy Robin Galiban
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