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It's been 5 months of improvement, and its that time again, am I still tier 3 or tier 2 finally? I am going to say I personally feel like I am now high tier 3 or maybe even tier 2?! I'm excited to see what you guys think 🥰 These are all pieces I made today, November 11 :) These have quite a bit of deatil and look best when viewed in a new tab. Piece 1 Piece 2 Piece 3 (My favorite of all my art!) |
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Will add more art a few minutes! |
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Edited at November 12, 2022 10:53 AM by WolfDancer
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I'd say you're still tier 3 |
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Edited at November 12, 2022 12:07 PM by Floresta
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Would I be low, mid or high tier 3? That is mainly what I want to know lol |
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Simply cutting out a horse & placing it on a bg usually doesn't go for much. I'd work on grounding and lighting and making it look real before going to high t3, and I'd get your hair and markings/patterns down before trying for t2. I understand it may feel like you're not getting anywhere, but T2 will come with time. Try to focus on quality of pieces rather than quanity (producing as many pieces as you can). Play around with your style and maybe try some tutorials. There are a lot of good ones out there, especially on DA.
Floresta said:
Mid tier three.
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Floresta said:
Simply cutting out a horse & placing it on a bg usually doesn't go for much. I'd work on grounding and lighting and making it look real before going to high t3, and I'd get your hair and markings/patterns down before trying for t2. I understand it may feel like you're not getting anywhere, but T2 will come with time. Try to focus on quality of pieces rather than quanity (producing as many pieces as you can). Play around with your style and maybe try some tutorials. There are a lot of good ones out there, especially on DA.
Floresta said:
Mid tier three.
Make sence, thanks, for 3/5 of those I used a tutorial I am also trying to learn how to use Gimp instead of Kleki because kleki does not have very many option lol |
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Floresta said:
Simply cutting out a horse & placing it on a bg usually doesn't go for much. I'd work on grounding and lighting and making it look real before going to high t3, and I'd get your hair and markings/patterns down before trying for t2. I understand it may feel like you're not getting anywhere, but T2 will come with time. Try to focus on quality of pieces rather than quanity (producing as many pieces as you can). Play around with your style and maybe try some tutorials. There are a lot of good ones out there, especially on DA.
Floresta said:
Mid tier three.
^^ I totally agree with his |
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