promoting my art...what do you think of it?

Question

please, any feedback is appriciated...or advice

www.loukabooga.co.uk

sorry, this is not a marketing thing. i have done private commissions for 15 years but having left full time employment 2 years ago to have a baby, i've found myslef a little stuck and need any advice or feedback about where i can go from here by way of freelance...

Answer 1

My God, you are GOOD!! I looked at all your work that was available, and you are very, very talented!! I love the portraits. hell, I loved them all! What a gift you have! I wish I knew someone to tell about your work, it really excited me, I will probably be contacting you to do some work for me, you are one of the best ink artist I have seen, and I have seen a few. Keep up the good work! Good Luck in all that you attempt. You really shine!

Answer 2

I don't really believe in perfection, but your technique is good. I would suggest for your website allowing the pictures to be bigger, the colored portrait of a dog really struck me, I think you should do more with that medium. The digital portraits seemed too much like a video game, but that's just not my taste. I think your portaits should have backgrounds, or at least some of them. Your work is good, but I think if you want to go the freelance route it is very hard so include more diversity in your work, I know you have different mediums which is good but you have a lot of people so try including other subjects or people in different ways too to show everything that you can do in case someone isn't interested in your main style. Also for your website, the design of it with the blue and circles is great, but be more specific, give the dimensions of the work and the specific medium for each peice because for a freelance route I think it would be easier for a buyer to look at your work and determine what they want based off of an example.

Answer 3

I'm not sure that you need feedback if you have been in the business for 15 years and presumably this is something of a marketing exercise.... however, just for the record, there seems a lot of pain in your artwork. I wouldn't want to buy it, it would hurt me every time I looked at it - but I'm sure other would feel differently... All the best...

Answer 4

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Answer 5

Hole Sh*t OMFg, i favent seen a person Draw so good. OMG. lol. i am so amazed. i am 15 years old and i can draw but i draw animated Cartoons dad is getting me a computer program so i can make my drawing look more like the animated ones it is called
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Answer 6

sources for freelance artists.

try video game companies,
try illustrating books, go to the many different online sites for authors.
try online hosting websites that offer graphic design for their customers who want templates for their websites.
try including your name on online sites that promote freelance art.

Answer 7

I like the landscape. Some of them seem a bit distorted but I suppose they are supposed too. Overall very good.

Answer 8

Ey,

Your very talented, the ink ones remind me of " the conjuror" by Heromonis Bosch, your very good I enjoy your work.

Refreshing question, Cheers, Matt.

Answer 9

Wow, Dee - those are good.

Your animal ones are very realistic.

Talent will always out.

Answer 10

cool abstract stuff