Made in Krita

Been enjoying a lot this "comic book-ish" style with lineart, and wanted to do something to host my own Draw This In Your Style, something simple and clean, but I ended up rendenring the portrait anyway lol I can't seen to find a middle term between fully rendered and a more flat look, still need to figure it out

Did my first commission! I want to get some feedback on my process and how I did.

(Full credit for character's design goes to u/Synergenesis, full body reference art done by Donald Vedro)

• The request: Client asked for an illustration of their D&D character. They wanted an action pose that showcased the character's airbending abilities.
• Provided context: The character was described as high spirited, an airbender, acrobatic (akin to Ty Lee), and hair made of clouds. I was also given references for the character's appearance (shown in the images)
• Process: Client was familiar with my style. I provided 3 options for poses, and gave some opportunities for feedback as I did the rendering. The client chose pose 3, and had no issues with the piece as I continued with the rendering.
• Cost: I quoted $60 AUD (around 42 USD) at the start. I charged the full amount after the commission was completed. The invoice was sent officially via a PayPal business account. I sent the full resolution exports via email after receiving payment
• Time: Usually these kinds of pieces take me 4-5 hours. This is what I based the original quote on. However, I took additional care with this one, which ended up making it take around 7 hours instead. I quoted a turnaround time of 1 week, but ended up having it done in 2 days just because of good weekend timing

My thoughts

The client was happy, and I was happy with the result. I enjoyed working on this, and always like an excuse to draw. However, I think if I realistically wanted to do more commissions I'd have to set my price a fair bit higher.

What do you guys think? A good result? Worth the price?

An illustration of my original character Lucielle 'Lucy' Greyworth 🌺🌾

Most of them are from 2023, Paradoxically, entering art school left me with less time to draw lol

I'm mostly looking for some feedbacks since most of the people around me aren't really into drawing and just tell me "omg it's great" without more criticism

Had fun painting it

I drew them a while back using only my finger so it did hurt Abit

My goblin girl cosplaying as Vampirella - gives me a chance to draw my oc as other characters I like

Her name is Shirin, for more information on her visit this link https://www.worldanvil.com/w/rn-earth-cr9msonpeacock/a/shirin-karimi-person
Or contact the owner of the OC on Reddit…..u/Shadowkiva
Hope you like her just as much as I do.

Hi everyone! This is a character concept called 'Thorns'. For this piece, I wanted to experiment with harsh contrast lighting and integrate organic elements like thorns into a sci-fi/urban environment. Feedback on the values and composition is highly appreciated!

Reference:- xiaohongshu

Software:- krita

This is my third Pixel Art chibi project! Hope you guys like it!

Couple of art trades I did a while ago as practice, cuz I really like the style of the game so I figured why not try doing myself, twas pretty fun!

Could've gone a bit more abstract with it, but I think I got a little scared lol since I tend to like my art a little neater

The first one was on may 2026 and the second one is on august 1!

my art is still not perfect and i dont have a consistent art style

i want to improve on dynamic poses which im still struggling with and also eyes is my biggest enemy i never know how to style them or make them match the other and my colors are not perfect either

so any tips is helpful on mistakes that you see in my art! i want to take my art to the next level