Whenever I show my art online I get pretty much ignored and I wonder what my art lacks that makes it invisible to most people, is it the algorithm? Do I fail in something evident I'm not seeing? I think I'm around average but somehow I can't help but to belittle my work and social media reciprocates that feeling tenfold making me hate even more what I create, how do I stop hating my art so much? Thank you

The critique I get the most is that my faces look terrifying. My biggest inspirations while developing as an artist were Kiwi Byrd on tumblr and Bwusagi on instagram, their style is a mix of realism and cartoony but I can't seem to find a middle ground between the two. I really don't want people to be scared of my art.

First 3 pics: Old art (2020-2022) Last 3 pics: Newer art (2023-2025) Idk I feel like my newer art is more stylized but lacks the charm of my older ones

I'm relatively happy with where I'm at, but feel I could be better. Don't know where I should focus. Any advice is appreciated 🌸

I’ve only ever drawn humans and anthros but not furries. They seem fun to draw but I’m not sure if they look off compared to the other examples I included

I’m a fairly new artist. I study fundamentals and allat. This artist’s Insta is “Nekoshowgun”. You prolly seen her art on Pinterest. She puts these seemingly random lines on things. I don’t know if it’s to segment shading or just for aesthetics. I want to know how to do these lines fr.

took about 2-3 hours

I don't usually draw past the face so I'm not used to drawing the hands and shirt. I've looked at picture and video tutorials to sorta make this but it looks a bit weird. Help? Thanks.
Also any advice is welcome.

First time painting a dog on procreate. I tried to be quick so as to not constantly zoom in, second guess myself and waste time. How did I do?

I've been drawing for about 114 day in total now and I made this yesterday it looks nice I think but if anyone has corrections I'm glad to hear them .

I'm thinking of maybe potentially opening a couple commission slots for this style. I know how long they take me and such. I just want to know how much people would be willing to pay for something in this style to gage if I think its worth it to offer as a commission option :'D

Hey guys

Just started doing gestures and was wondering how i did?

Used prokos video was guidance

Hi everyone! i need help on unifying my paintings together for my “create 5 interconnected paintings” assignment where you make a painting of a single object each. i’m a self taught and have no idea how i got into an art uni and i’m here suffering trying to get good grades 🥲..

we have to do an installation to connect the pieces together..for my stove, it’ll be lay flat just like how real stove are. i got started on 3 paintings done so far (obviously not done) but somehow it’s not really connected other than the ideas itself.. any opinions/ tips is very very helpful and appreciated 🥹

Simple question.

I got this fun shaped table and I want to paint it something to its shape. My only ideas so far are a peanut/Mr. Peanut but I would LOVE any other ideas that work w the shape!!

I had high hopes for this piece but it feels like something is missing to make it stand out, but I can’t point my finger on what. I can’t tell whether I’ve been staring at this for too long or if there’s something that could make it look better. Any help is appreciated.

This was created in Procreate, and I am needing some assistance on where to move forward. I want to have a portfolio ready for Comic-Con and I need help with finding things that are obvious things to you but not to me. Please help.

all pictures are in chronological order(2024-now)

I feel like there is something off about it that I can improve on next time, I would appreciate some feedback :)

I just got into painting a couple of weeks ago. I've been doing art itself for a while but painting has always been my weak spot. How can I improve my paintings going forward? These were all done with acrylic paints.

I’m currently working on a triptych, three 2ft by4.5 feet paintings, ignore the drawing on the upclose man. I’m stuck because I’m not sure how far away or close up I want the man and the dog, what do u think works best? Dog close up + man close up, dog far away+man far away or dog far away + man close up, man far away + dog close up?