*tonee89, your work has always been of unique interest to me. I can recognize your style from a mile away. Yuri seems all the sweeter when I know it's drawn by an artist like you. This does not equal perfection, however. As astounding as your work is aesthetically, I've always found that often times the subjects appear quite flat. Not flat chested, mind you,you can draw some awesome tits, but I feel if there were some way to print this girl to be real here she'd be stuck in that position forever. Of course, it is just a picture, and the point of drawing her certainly wasn't so she could be materialized in our world (how awesome would that be, though?), but especially with a style like anime there's plenty of ways to fool the eye into seeing a world around the subject. Now, this work doesn't have a scene around it, just a background, but even so, you have to wonder, is this girl just a sexy naked blip that is in empty space for just the time you're looking at her? Or is there more? Can she move, is there personality beyond the smile, is she in some sort of limbo? By all means, don't take my critique as professional. My art can't hold a candle to anything you do. Hell, I still have a hard time coloring in the lines when I do things digitally. Anyways, my main point is that I'd like to be able to see in my mind your subjects, not just this one, move beyond the pose they were drawn in. Like I said, I'm no pro so how you do that is beyond me. But if you keep up the good work you already do while adding in some tips and tricks you learn from everywhere, I'm sure yuri fans globally will recognize your work as easily as I do.
This does not equal perfection, however. As astounding as your work is aesthetically, I've always found that often times the subjects appear quite flat. Not flat chested, mind you,
you can draw some awesome tits, but I feel if there were some way to print this girl to be real here she'd be stuck in that position forever. Of course, it is just a picture, and the point of drawing her certainly wasn't so she could be materialized in our world (how awesome would that be, though?), but especially with a style like anime there's plenty of ways to fool the eye into seeing a world around the subject. Now, this work doesn't have a scene around it, just a background, but even so, you have to wonder, is this girl just a sexy naked blip that is in empty space for just the time you're looking at her? Or is there more? Can she move, is there personality beyond the smile, is she in some sort of limbo?By all means, don't take my critique as professional. My art can't hold a candle to anything you do. Hell, I still have a hard time coloring in the lines when I do things digitally.
Anyways, my main point is that I'd like to be able to see in my mind your subjects, not just this one, move beyond the pose they were drawn in. Like I said, I'm no pro so how you do that is beyond me. But if you keep up the good work you already do while adding in some tips and tricks you learn from everywhere, I'm sure yuri fans globally will recognize your work as easily as I do.
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