12-30-2016, 10:38 AM
There's not much to tear up about your work. I think you're at the stage where if you need direction you need to be critical of your own work and use your learned knowledge to make your own decisions. This doesn't mean don't look for critique, but just don't be surprised if critique of your work is no longer as obvious or strict as it once used to be.
Basically, it becomes harder to be critical about what is already sufficient. For specific advice you need to be the one asking specific questions. what don't you like about your work, what do you want it to be, where do you want to take it etc.
Your studies are very well done and show you have a really good understanding of painting what you see, and your character designs prove you are capable of transferring that understanding to works from the imagination. The only advise I have at this time is to decide what you want from a work, maybe put your completed works side by side and analyse what parts of them you like best, what flaws do you see need to be worked upon.
Basically, it becomes harder to be critical about what is already sufficient. For specific advice you need to be the one asking specific questions. what don't you like about your work, what do you want it to be, where do you want to take it etc.
Your studies are very well done and show you have a really good understanding of painting what you see, and your character designs prove you are capable of transferring that understanding to works from the imagination. The only advise I have at this time is to decide what you want from a work, maybe put your completed works side by side and analyse what parts of them you like best, what flaws do you see need to be worked upon.