I was drawing a background of a jungle for a short project I wanted to do for myself, but it was getting frustrating drawing that scene. To get some peace of mind I needed a break from it and focus on something else that why I did this.

This is a repost because I needed to put the other artist in the title, not only in the body of text.

But the originally I was just trying to emulate someones style and was asking for feedback on what I did right and what could I improve.

After a year and a half of somewhat inconsistent practice, I'm happy with the result... And maybe it's about time to learn how to make backgrounds...

Initially, while I was still drawing this, I set my expectations too high. I wanted every aspect of the drawing to be flawless. It got to a point where I spammed Ctrl+Z nonstop and still wasn't satisfied– then I gave up on it.

It wasn't until I stumbled upon the unfinished drawing months later that I thought to myself, "Why did I even hate this to begin with 😳? It's beautiful!!!"

Luckily, I still had the reference photo saved on my phone, so I took my time to complete the drawing. To this day, it's still one of my favourite pieces ever! Perfectionism really does kill art!!!

Oh yea, 1st pic is the "after" and the 2nd pic is the "before".

For this painting practice I wanted to only work on color and lighting instead of making sure that the geometry and layout made sense.

So I am looking for feedback on the color and shading. Did I use too much blur? Does it look worse with the divide layer added? Also, how do I make the background less flat looking? And would this look better if I had used grayscale shading?

(The picture on the left is the final painting, while the one on the right was the painting before blurring and adding the divide layer.)

This took abt 1 hour, last time i posted here i was told i should worry about value grouping and to study from life rather than other artists so here we are. I did a few manga drawings in 3 values to get kindof a feel for value grouping tho idk if im doing it right, any help is appreceated. Btw i know the hands are messed up idk how to draw that, but overall im much happier with this drawing than the last one

A project I did over the weekend. Made in Krita, and the drawing on a Huion tablet. Default brush set four layers 8 hours overall.

trying to do some shading so it actually looks like they're in a vent, any tips?

I want some help ive just started learning krita after a long time of not using it just wanted some tips on drawings

My daughter recently started using Krita and she's having an issue with a portion of her drawing being cropped out. Obviously this isn't voluntary

I've tried finding an issue myself but it doesn't seem like I'm using the right terminology

From my understanding all she did was upload her hand drawn picture and used a single layer. Well two total one being the semi transparent trace layer

Everything I try doesn't work.It just will not let me save my projects

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