08-14-2013, 05:15 AM
Hey Trevor! Cool work you got here :-)
I see one big thing I'd like to point out, especially in your most recent painting, and it's that you could choose diffrent moments in the action to create a lot more tension and interest! I warmly recommend you watch/listen to this old episode of Crimson Critters:
In the first image Dave and Dan critiques they explain very well what I mean, in any action scene you want to show the most dramatic and tense moment, to create as much interest as possible. I'm not gonna harp about it, they explain it way better than I could :-)
Keep up the great work!
I see one big thing I'd like to point out, especially in your most recent painting, and it's that you could choose diffrent moments in the action to create a lot more tension and interest! I warmly recommend you watch/listen to this old episode of Crimson Critters:
In the first image Dave and Dan critiques they explain very well what I mean, in any action scene you want to show the most dramatic and tense moment, to create as much interest as possible. I'm not gonna harp about it, they explain it way better than I could :-)
Keep up the great work!