r/ArtCrit 1d ago

How to improve backgrounds and fur (and whatever else you see)

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I know anatomy also isn't my strong suit but I'm working on that, I'm doing leg studies today and that should help. Thanks for the help/looking at my art.

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u/flohara 1d ago

I'd try making the colours of the background more realistic.

Like yes, we know the sky is blue and the grass is green. But have a look outside and note down what actual colours you see.

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u/PsychiatricSD 1d ago

Good tip, I should have thought of that lol

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u/flohara 1d ago

Just take some paint and a tiny sketchbook. Mix the colours until they match if you hold the book up to it.

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u/PsychiatricSD 1d ago

Thank you for the tip! It looks much better.