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- 22 de Abr, 2020
For me three things stand out way more than the proportions: (1) the shaky lineart (instead of being smooth and stabilized, like Atropos pointed out), (2) the fact that the images were saved as jpegs and (3) the fact that she used black and white for the lightning and shading instead of adjacent colors (giving the final product a "dirty" look, this combined with the jpeg pixels and the airbrush tool being used).
Her art does not seem to have evolved whatsoever in the last few years, and most of these thigns are very early mistakes artists commit, not mistakes someone who has like a decade of drawings in her belt should be commiting at this point in time. Maybe she should stick to realism because, ignoring mistakes here and there, they look way better than her Disney/cartoon stuff and she seems to have a better hand at traditional art.
Her art does not seem to have evolved whatsoever in the last few years, and most of these thigns are very early mistakes artists commit, not mistakes someone who has like a decade of drawings in her belt should be commiting at this point in time. Maybe she should stick to realism because, ignoring mistakes here and there, they look way better than her Disney/cartoon stuff and she seems to have a better hand at traditional art.