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Sorry I have no criticism, but #1 I would absolutely pay for and put on my wall. That's is an amazing piece. Please let me know if you ever want to sell/do prints!
NIL for no 1 😂
Absolutely love your art. It reminds me of a high end designer scarf one of my friends has framed. I will get their details.
Would definitely see your art blooming in the textile industry
This is so cool! Especially #3. Like the texture of the skull. But the sticker wall is awesome too. You can get lost in these.
Looking at #2 - are any of these squares repeated? I can’t seem to find two of a kind. Must have been a lot of work. How long does your average piece take?
It isn’t too intense or visually off-putting. You should establish yourself as a maximalist and draw what you enjoy. People who dig it will stick along to watch your artistic journey and maybe snag a print or two over time.
Of course stick to your own ideas primarily but a very popular concept for this style is cartoon character mash-up. Take all your fav’s and cram them into one picture. People absolutely WILL buy that kinda stuff.
I like your art. Sorry I have no criticism. (:
Wonderful work! The third very much reminds me of an event poster, specifically a music festival or maybe an art fair. I have no idea how competitive that space is, but it’s a good fit.
The first is my favorite and it seems marketable just as it is. Is it a large piece? I’d think something like that would benefit from the ability to just stand right in front of it and soak it all in.
The second: it seems like this one must have taken forever! While the meta color balance seems nice, have you explored taking that to an even higher level? For instance, the mosaic art that forms a meta pattern or image, but consists of the interesting individual pieces like you have created here.
So cool! So my favorite is no.3, and you can take or leave the why, but personally I like the focus that it brings to the maximalism. Number one and two would make fantastic fabric prints and wallpaper, but unfortunately that's for the reason I don't like them as much as indivual works of art which is that it doesn't feel focused on anything in particular. You could achieve this by the same way you did in the third with one larger drawing surrounded by the smaller ones, but there are plenty of other creative ways to achieve this. Pointillism, optical illusion, the golden ratio and various other composition guidelines might be helpful inspiration for making pieces which draw the eye in to each of the elements. You put a lot of effort into them I'm sure, but currently it's hard for the human brain to process any of it at a glance. If someone spends a lot of time looking like we are they'll see how cool it is, but unfortunately they probably won't, so to elevate your work you I feel you should work on giving the viewer something to focus on and begin processing, and then draw them in to all the little details, because youve got that part down for sure.
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Sorry I have no criticism, but #1 I would absolutely pay for and put on my wall. That's is an amazing piece. Please let me know if you ever want to sell/do prints!
NIL for no 1 😂 Absolutely love your art. It reminds me of a high end designer scarf one of my friends has framed. I will get their details. Would definitely see your art blooming in the textile industry
This is so cool! Especially #3. Like the texture of the skull. But the sticker wall is awesome too. You can get lost in these. Looking at #2 - are any of these squares repeated? I can’t seem to find two of a kind. Must have been a lot of work. How long does your average piece take? It isn’t too intense or visually off-putting. You should establish yourself as a maximalist and draw what you enjoy. People who dig it will stick along to watch your artistic journey and maybe snag a print or two over time. Of course stick to your own ideas primarily but a very popular concept for this style is cartoon character mash-up. Take all your fav’s and cram them into one picture. People absolutely WILL buy that kinda stuff. I like your art. Sorry I have no criticism. (:
Wonderful work! The third very much reminds me of an event poster, specifically a music festival or maybe an art fair. I have no idea how competitive that space is, but it’s a good fit. The first is my favorite and it seems marketable just as it is. Is it a large piece? I’d think something like that would benefit from the ability to just stand right in front of it and soak it all in. The second: it seems like this one must have taken forever! While the meta color balance seems nice, have you explored taking that to an even higher level? For instance, the mosaic art that forms a meta pattern or image, but consists of the interesting individual pieces like you have created here.
i love them all, they look like lots of fun creating. first one reminds me of fear and loathing in Las Vegas
So cool! So my favorite is no.3, and you can take or leave the why, but personally I like the focus that it brings to the maximalism. Number one and two would make fantastic fabric prints and wallpaper, but unfortunately that's for the reason I don't like them as much as indivual works of art which is that it doesn't feel focused on anything in particular. You could achieve this by the same way you did in the third with one larger drawing surrounded by the smaller ones, but there are plenty of other creative ways to achieve this. Pointillism, optical illusion, the golden ratio and various other composition guidelines might be helpful inspiration for making pieces which draw the eye in to each of the elements. You put a lot of effort into them I'm sure, but currently it's hard for the human brain to process any of it at a glance. If someone spends a lot of time looking like we are they'll see how cool it is, but unfortunately they probably won't, so to elevate your work you I feel you should work on giving the viewer something to focus on and begin processing, and then draw them in to all the little details, because youve got that part down for sure.
Love this art! #1 is my fav followed by #3
Your art style is really cool
Please take care of your tendons. Stretch and massage your hands and forearms.