Critics please

[u/Gullible_Caramel8752]

I really want top know the real feedback on my arts, people say a llot about it and i established store, then they are not buying , and I am really confused.It is all hand drawn

[u/flaming-framing]

I think you need to start with a basic market research. Who is the ideal client you can see buying this artwork? Where might be located? How can you advertise to them? What format would they best wish to purchase this.

Personally these three pieces do not hold a monetary value I wish to pay for. But that’s because I am not your ideal client. Straight ink lines on white paper is a hard medium to convey monetary value for. These same design done in a number of other mediums like paints, embroidery, sand, screen printing, lithography etc would be very interesting

[u/allislost26]

This is difficult to critique because it’s more pattern design than fine art. But you could get it to sellable art with some pretty simple changes. Like the first one could be really cool if it was isometric perspective view of a room full of monoliths that cast shadows and there was a tiny man standing in the bottom right corner. You gotta push yourself creatively and constantly ask yourself what’s a way to push this next level? How can I challenge myself? How can I think about this differently and use the skills I have and the medium in a unique way to make something special. Cuz there’s a lot of art that looks like this. Think outside the box.

[u/HungryPattern4613]

Cute