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well then work on something new instead of posting pictures you did back in 2006 of a kids movie...

my pencil shading........

please tell me how my art is please...........

At 10/19/11 12:51 AM, noo7 wrote: please tell me how my art is please...........

Well, I can't think of anything to say about these current pieces. Just continue to post pieces and possibly pieces that aren't to heavily referenced so that it looks like you put your own thought and creative ideas into the process. I've not read any of your posts just skimmed through. But looking at your plead that I quoted, I don't know if your asking for help or your actually just asking people to tell you how your art is (good bad sloppy etc.) my honest opinion is they are alright, but can use some work.

I would say if you want to continue to reference things, practice it on some life drawings, human anatomy things like that to help you in the long run. One reference will not help you, or you can challenge yourself and draw free hand and no reference at all.. I always go with the no reference and see what I can make of the piece, even if it takes a whole lot of erasing and redoing til I get it right.

well i was asking for help and i would surely work on life drawings and try to challenge myself... thanx anyway

at last tried something to make.....................

well m gonna make he line art of this now.........

i need to color it now...

here is the coloured version.............

At 10/29/11 08:49 AM, Larkatosa wrote: You are slowly getting better! Keep practicing. :)

ohh well thank you....

a witch..........

i am gonna make her hairs, moon, bats, broom etc in Photoshop directly by coloring.......

i colored it quite fast i guess... :)

isn't she sweet.......... :)

One thing that would make it a lot easier for us to help you out with comments is better documentation. Your images are so blurry that it's difficult for us to make out the linework and properly evaluate the art.

I'd recommend using a scanner or a digital camera to get a better image- there's a good tutorial explaining how to properly document artwork over at the Art101 account here. Also if you haven't before, you might want to check out the other tutorials set up there to help people- not all of them are finished yet, but you should be able to find some useful advice.