Thank you for the feedback
Normally i don't have a plan when i start a environment, maybe that's the problem.

Preparation and planning is often what makes a drawing successful ! :smile:

Hey man, neat sketchbook!

I feel like your pieces are a bit monochrome, try to do a piece with warm lights and cool shadows. I did a quick paintover of your 'Red Forest', as I really like the concept- the contrast is a bit too strong in that one, tune it down by adding some atmosphere (mid value colour. I added blue in the darks and red in the center, and separated the middle/foreground from background). You also have a dual lighting, with both the character having a spotlight and a bright light in the background. Make the piece more interesting by putting the girl into the shade and giving her a nice rimlight around. Again to make the piece more interesting, I'd recommend using blue in the shadows.

Anyway, I hope this helps, keep up the good work and let me know if you have any questions as to why I did something! :smile: :+1:

Also, the 'Red Forest' and 'Green Mage' look like they could be part of a series, do something 'blue' next! :smiley:

Thank you for the feedback, that helps a tune.
Ok, will try some "blue" next time :wink:

Bleu Princesse

I tried to apply the feedback
Had a particular hard time with the light settings, and i'm not entirely happy with it.

The Gate

This one was a lot of work!
The perspective was killing me...

That looks real good! It's great that you're challenging yourself with perspective, that's how you learn : D the colours are really nice and realistic, good job :+1: :+1:

A Princesa da Pedra da Lua
"The Princess of the Moon Stone"

My Gf asked me to paint this one fore book she is writing!

1 month later

The Archer

redrawchallenge2020

Using gradient maps is still very odd for mi .