Been trying to create some Original Characters, have a general idea, was trying to improve the line art and finalization in mangá style, would like to let it as if we were reading some black e white painting comic.Any critiques,suggestions,tips and ideas if possible! thanks all!

this is a working progress though it would be cool to show i will post the finished picture ✌

Hello, does anyone have any good book recommendation on drawing tech like robots, airplanes, etc. I already own Scott Robertson's book, but if you guys have any book recommendation or course recommendations it would be very helpful, thanks.

Hello guys, I'm looking for some feedback on this peace, would work some more on this, would like to hear your thoughts. Thank you

Represented her mind as a Forest as a forest contains dangerous creatures but still utterly beautiful flowers and lush greenery... But the girl is just rambling in the forest not getting entangled with anything... What do you think? How can i improve?

I was reminded earlier here that Kaijune has begun. It'll be a good practice for me to push shapes and just have fun doing crazy monsters :) I hope some of you join as well! Also please feel free to critique me even if I'm a critiquer! I am along for the ride for improving. And even if you don't have an "art critique," feel free to share your thoughts about where you think an idea can go. A lot of what concept design is are the ideas and stories behind our images and anyone can help with that!

Transforming words from the script to clear images that helps the director and the producers visualize key moments in the film. This example is the final fight between Vision and White Vision I designed for the Disney Plus series Wanda Vision. An extra added difficulty for this assignment is that I also was designing the costume for white vision. This took me about 45 hours to finish, not including revisions.

Figure I would share mi first entry for this years Kaijune (IG challenge). The prompt word was "brute". C&C is more than welcomed.

Hey Guys! This is my first time posting work here on Proko. I’m a little nervous But don’t let that stop you from tearing me up. Here is a WIP I’m working on , I tried to plan out the lighting but I skimped on composition which may have cost me but I’ve failed to see how exactly. I’m really struggling with shadow, light, and texture. So, I would really appreciate any tips you might have, or any mistakes you spot. With your help I might be able to bring this piece up to a professional level so please show no mercy. Even if I fail and make it worse, you’ll save me a ton of time and effort next time. You can think of the character as a vampire. Those two large masses on the left and right are the edges of large bat-like wings, the left wing has those bladed metal plates. I’m having a real problem making all that clear. I’m also not sure how to use those wings to improve the composition. All feedback is welcome, Thanks!

Hello! I have been working on this on and off for awhile. I would appreciate some critique! I am looking for feedback on these things. -how is the silhouette? -how is the color scheme? -Is it under designed? is it over designed? -is the perspective and structure of this concept understandable and solid? -I plan to model and rig this in the future, is there any red flags that would make that difficult? If so, what should I do to correct it? -Should more be added to it to better convey the concept? if so, what? If you spot something not listed here I would love to hear it. Thank you for your critique!

Hello! This is an attempt I'm working on at designing a heroic naval officer character. I'm going for an exaggerated slimmed down body style with somewhat elongated legs, but otherwise realistic proportions. (Something proportionally similar to this: https://www.artstation.com/artwork/9eXNGo). I'm mainly looking for feedback on these things: - How is the overall read? - What (if anything) strikes you as interesting, and what is boring? - Is there too much or too little going on with the costume design? - Do you think the materials are clearly communicated? - Does the anatomy look reasonable or does something feel off? - Is the perspective OK or broken? If you spot something else I would also appreciate it if you told me! Or better, scribble a bit on the painting. Rendering tips are also very welcome. Actually all tips are welcome :) Have a nice day!

hello, I have been practicing character art ,I was wondering if I can get some suggestion to enhance the design before finalizing the concept. thank you

What are the character design or for concept art or any art course you like. I just asking generally for fun. It might be helpful for someone!

Hi! I was wondering if I can get some critique to improve? A few weeks back I took an online character design course and this was one of the homeworks. We were supposed to pick a character and adapt it, to put it in a complete different setting. So I pick the Green Knight from Castle Crashers (medieval fantasy and funny game) and put it inside the world of Fallout (a post apocalyptic survival game). The goal was to make the character recognizable, but in the new style.  The homework was already delivered, but it was reviewed by other classmates; and although I appreciate the review, I would like a little more critique than "I like it" or "I don't like it" Now, this is the first time I paint digitally something, eehh... semi-realistic? Does this fit that category? I usually do more cartoony stuff on the computer, but I want like to change that. I enjoy a lot this style and I would like to improve it.  So, what I'm asking is:  Is there's something I can improve in the new design of the character?  Is there other exercises to start to develop your character design skills? So far I've only try drawing from prompt challenges, like Mermay or Inktober, but I'm not sure if it's working, or maybe I'm doing something wrong? Also, I'm already taking digital painting courses over here, and I've been practicing; but any tips or critique in my painting skills is highly appreciate it :) Thank you for your time! And I hope you have a great day! :)

Hello! I have been doing digital art for about a year now and before that I mainly did reference work. I've found that I really enjoy character design and illustration, in about half of my projects I would say that I just can't get past a certain point, whether its finding the piece uninteresting or the I don't like the color palette; I just cannot move past it, it feels off, and I don't like wasting my time when I could be doing something better for it. This is a piece that I started and I was really enjoying how it was coming out, in the composition/color/design wise however I just feel stuck now. I tried to move forward and start blending some of the shades however I don't know if it's the color palette or the brush I'm blending with?!? To say the least, I am frustrated and I would greatly appreciate and feedback!

Hi people! I started a new personal project, a loading screen showing a scene from a boss battle of a fictional game. So I obviously need a boss, a giant one, so I decided for a stone golem. The eye is his weak spot. Any feedback welcome, thank you!

i dont know if these would really count as concept art because i really never went any were with these characters but i thought that it would be cool to post for others to see and maybe get some ideas also these are all like 3 & 4 & 5 months old so i have got a bit better since then also i would love to all of your thoughts have fun! 😄

Hi everyone! This is my first post on Proko 2.0 and I'm so excited to see this community grow! I'm an animation student working on my 2D senior thesis film, and I've just started visual development for my film. This is my first pass on the loading area of a spaceship where characters will be carrying crates inside the ship. I have a gut feeling the design and lighting are lacking, but I'm drawing a blank when it comes to ideas to make it better. I was looking for any feedback to correct technical errors I missed and really get the idea across that this is a grungy, dull (space)shipyard. I also want to emphasize the path the main character will take to walk inside the ship. (The character will turn their back on the camera and walk up the ramp into the ship with incidentals in the background.) Thank you so much in advance and have a great day!

Hey guys! I'm onto a new assingment for class. I have to create an image using the photobashing technique. This is the firs time ever I do photobashing so I'm not expecting much. We had to design an alien sea creature and then come up with a composition-The scene 9 is the one I'm going for-. The environment is a deep ocean under a thick ice surface on one of the many moons of a super massive gas giant. -It's something similar to the Europa moon- Any comment, tip or critique is welcome! Let me know your thoughts!

Hey everyone! I'm one of the critiquers here on the platform. I just wanted to introduce myself and let y'all know I'll be checking up on here more frequently. I love design and everything concept art, so if you got any work to share or questions to ask feel free!