/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

>>4190044
One of the biggest changes for me as a creative is the shift from just Building Worlds to actually Building Stories. Up until my later teens, my worlds would consist of "hey here's a cool plot idea" and then just a bunch of characters, species, environments added on and on and on forever.

The shift for me was realizing that no matter how much lore I make that doesn't create a story in and of itself, so I started actually putting themes and ideas into premises that allowed me to organically develop characters and plot-relevant lore aspects that match my intended theme. Which made everything much more cohesive and well-designed.

>>4205554
>>4205559
Thanks anons

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Here's an example of a more recent work, part of a mini-project I'm working on at the moment.

Thoughts, /beg/ or /int/? An attempt to create a 'scene' with movement implied rather than just an image of a single creature standing still.

Been working on using watercolour and combined digital/traditional work. I drew the lineart and used watercolour graphite to add shading - then used photoshop to clean and colour.

As much critique as possible on anything. Texture, shading, composition, colours, designs, etc.