Wat do u think of my art?

Question

ok, imagine this!!!
a young girl, around 15, standing by a tree with her right foot showing on the picture and the left leg resting on the tree trunk. Dark brown hair, big eyes, beutiful lips, but a sad frown. She's reading a book with her head down, her hair uptight in a tight bun but then a tad bit of hair dangling in the front on the left side so is un-noticable . She's got a small body and kind of short. She has really long hair though. Not much more I can say, but that she's wearing a ripped long sleeve shirt with a chained necklace with a red cross. That is my picture. What do u think if u would see it in real life? It is more visual if u close ur eyes and remember it. Sorry, if u think I'm weird cause I jsut want to share art around the world.

its done in pencil with detailed shadowing

Answer 1

What is more important is what YOU think of your art! If you are pleased with it, and if it affects your emotions, then you have succeeded in creating art.

Answer 2

Imagining it sounds imaginative, what kinda symbol are you trying to make the subject and how do your shadows potray her depth, like with the leg on the tree, i bet its fantastic, keep sharing no matter what...
i'll be questioning this for ages, wher is the book, in her hands on the trunk is she sitting on her left calf looking down on it with the cross dangling, is she black hai.................

Answer 3

A picture speaks through itself. Dont try to explain it. You'll ruin the magic that will eventually come out of it. It does sound pretty good though. Keep up the good work. Dream big kid.

Answer 4

As the artist of this picture, what emotions are you attempting to convey to its viewers? How well did you succeed at capturing the emotions you intended? If you can capture the emotions, you will get the attention of the viewers.

Answer 5

it somewhat is a outstanding drawing, and you have greater endurance than what I do. i could get sick of arising in basic terms dots. I bear in ideas final year, in my artwork classification, my instructor had a pair of human beings do emotion drawings. the human beings had to discover a image on line of a individual showing a undeniable emotion, then draw the image using in basic terms words to describe the image. working example, one woman did a crying toddler, her words have been crying, unhappiness, and sorrow. it somewhat is a funky thought in basic terms like your dot drawing.

Answer 6

i think you should show it instead of explaining it...if you put too many words on a picture that means that the picture cannot talk for itself.....

Answer 7

I could be interesting..what is it done in? Charcoal, pencil, what? That would determine it for me

Answer 8

Annie's right. You should be your toughest critic...what pleases you should be most important.

Answer 9

You say that this is your ART. Why?

Answer 10

Paint it and post it.