04-11-2017, 02:25 AM
About the perspective: extend the rear legs of the table until they are the same level with the ground floor. You could go back to the construction stage and rechek if no objects are ocupping the same space (seems to be the case of the left woman's leg and one of the table's legs). Use the cast shadow in the floor to explain the perspective of the scene; it's too much non descriptive atm.
One last things is to make sure the values / colors in the painting are describing the surfaces correctly.
The table, for example, is too light in the top. Tone it down a bit and it will look more like wood. If you add a bit of brilliance to the skin rendering, the material will also look more realistic.
Here's a super lazy 1 minute overpaint to sort of show what i mean
One last things is to make sure the values / colors in the painting are describing the surfaces correctly.
The table, for example, is too light in the top. Tone it down a bit and it will look more like wood. If you add a bit of brilliance to the skin rendering, the material will also look more realistic.
Here's a super lazy 1 minute overpaint to sort of show what i mean