00:00
00:00
Kerzid

11 Art Reviews w/ Response

All 28 Reviews

Speaking of coloring your artwork.

I would gladly recommend Paint.NET

It is free, reliable and fast.
Although unoptimized for huge files, which I doubt anyone does.
Except for me.
I use it on EVERY piece I make. It gives that crisp look and it can use the lines of your drawing
as an outline for coloring. If you hate using your mouse as a brush, which everyone does.
Use the freeform shape tool, which I always use for coloring, it even works decently with my shitty mouse.


All right, enough of that. Now, about your drawing.
I say, you've beaten my skill for anatomy by a long shot.
However, you must make the faces look appealing to the viewer.
I'm not saying it doesn't but, just so you know.

PlagueDocterNick responds:

Whoa, thanks for the recommendation and advice! This Paint thing sounds pretty cool, so of course I googled it, it looks pretty user friendly and simple to me! About the mouse, yeah mice tend to be a bit difficult, especially to draw, so having tools like that maximizes efficiency. I actually really want to get a drawing surface with a stylus, but those are just the dreams of a madman. Anyway, thank you for complementing me on the anatomy, thats something I really practice as well as I can because it is so pivotal in the art world. I'm very bad at faces, and am working to make them look better proportioned or more appealing. When I upload some of my other, more recent work, I may include a face or two.

colorblind freelance nutjob; somehow better at colors than average artist.

They / Them

Freelance Artist

Joined on 2/27/11

Level:
39
Exp Points:
16,590 / 16,890
Exp Rank:
1,359
Vote Power:
8.04 votes
Art Scouts
6
Rank:
Corporal
Global Rank:
1,877
Blams:
183
Saves:
4,511
B/P Bonus:
22%
Whistle:
Bronze
Trophies:
7
Medals:
409
Supporter:
1y 11m 13d