As always im just going on limited personal experience here- if anyone thinks im barking up the wrong tree, feel free to call me on it
good gosh are you kidding me dude? that critique was awesome!!!
i definately agreee on the contrst, im a bit unconfident when it comes to painting, i also adjusted the colors on my cintiq so im able to see the darker values wich resulted in seeing everything too bright...maybe i need some further calibrating to find the perfect set up
hmm about the sharpness on my paintbrush, i actually worked with a sharp edged round brush on that piece maybe its the airbrush setting tha made the strokes look light and soft
thanks for the improvement man, my pic looks so dull next to the changes you did, oh man, on my tablet it was even more dull so looking at it at my actual monitor it was a huge difference but seems like i havent even come close to what is the best set up, it looks alot better now
im not quiet sure what you mean by brushing up my faces but i guess its like practicing faces like mad, hehe i always tried but faces are the hardest part coz of their symmetry all those little shapes and volumes but i do scetch a lot with pencils on paper, maybe not the right way..theres still so much to learn in all sections of drawing and painting, either contrast, composition, use of colour, shading, black and white seeing, color effects, anatomy and so on but i keep trying to work on those, i call it disabilities
okay ill try to do some of the speed stuff, hmm its an old habit to put the same amount of attention in every single detail
not quite sure how to create volumes and depth without shading but maybe the line quality like thickness and darkness may imply some of those, ill try to work on that new stuff,
thanks alot tom