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JulissArt0604 [2018-12-27 03:36:43 +0000 UTC]

1. Cool!

2. This(I know this is a splatoon picture and that what I am about to put doesn't have anything to do with splatoon, but I still think it's funny):

"Being face to face with Bowser in Bowser's kingdom in Super Mario Odyssey like "End of the line, Bowser!" Then Bowser leaves and you lie down, curl into a ball, and drown in your embarrassment, sadness, and mistakes."

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SilverGriffinflare [2016-04-15 06:39:05 +0000 UTC]

OH YAY A SPLATOON























(This is Lucythewerewolf from Scratch remember me from like 2 years ago WOW XD)

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WoshUSins [2016-03-19 05:11:54 +0000 UTC]

this is good art except a flaw i found was that the eyes and nose throws me off a bit.

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WoolNoon [2016-03-02 20:31:02 +0000 UTC]

Lovely colors, but never shade with black! Instead next time use a cool color.
You're poses need work, this is a great site here :www.posemaniacs.com/
Anyways your art looks like you had a lot of fun! If you just want art is a hobby that's all that matters!

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momodori-p [2016-03-02 03:03:54 +0000 UTC]

Dangie you've really improved : O

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Grassy184 [2016-02-23 01:06:06 +0000 UTC]

"End of the line" hmm... i remember that update in Team Fortress 2.

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imajenink [2016-02-17 02:50:06 +0000 UTC]

Super cool piece you made here! I love the colors and the simplicity of it, really nice job! Here's a few things to watch out for in the future.

The perspective of this shot is a bit wonky. While I like that you made the gun bigger because it's closer to us, the arm and body don't seem to lineup correctly. A good way to help with this is by using a perspective grid  and use it to line up all the body shapes so that they are in sync. Also the gun's handle doesn't look like it has a good grip with the hand, just make sure you draw the whole gun first and then have it fit into her hand. And the aim of the gun doesn't match with where the character's eye are looking it. The gun looks a little to high above her head too. I would even bring the character closer to have the focal points on the gun and her eyes as well, just to make it more dynamic.
The splatters are very eye catching but I think you should keep going with them. You'e got a good amount of paint already here so that it isn't too overwhelming, but I think you should add more dripping and splattering. Draw in those tiny dots of splat around more even on your character too, it'll really compliment the colors and make the scene look more messy.
One thing I also think you should add if a gradient. The lighting is ok so far but a good darker gradient will add more value to your piece rather then just simply light and dark. 
The background is a little hard to understand just at first sight. I can see she's in some kind of vault just outside with a building in the background but that's kinda it. You say she's in front of a dynamo roller? You should put that in there! The giant door of the vault is kinda blocking the way to that opportunity tho. (if it even is a vault idk) but you should use your background to your advantage and put in context clues to where she is and what's going to happen next.You can even blur the background a bit so that the character will still be the focal point. There's lots of thing you can do ^^

Hope this helps -Jen

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PaintSplatKat [2016-02-08 18:08:26 +0000 UTC]

...this is ironic because I've started using a dynamo roller X'D I love it!

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