Re: Naruto sobbing
Good try DBGohan08, but you colored it so much you can barely see the details of original lineart. It looks like you're pretty new to this, so you might be trying to experiment with a bunch different things. Experimenting is good sometimes, but generally you should stick with what looks best. If I were you, I probably wouldn't have posted this coloring, unless I truly intended to get good advice from the more experienced artists, and learn from my mistakes. Obviously some people will be more critical, and truthfully harsh to you, but I guess it's good that you're brave enough to post something that didn't turn out to well. Anyways, if you want to get good at this, you still have a lot more practice, and experience to gain. If you truly love digital art, and coloring don't give it up, but it's currently obvious that you have a long way to go, so keep practicing. Shade is really good at this, and probably one of the better, and more original artists here, when it comes to his style of coloring. Following his advice would be a wise thing to do, and he's also recommending amaretti's beginner tutuorials, which should be very helpful. Amaretti, is another great artist when it comes to Naruto manga colorings, and her tutorials have been known to be very good. It looks like Tsuny has similar advice as well, but if I were you, I would just click on the link Shade left you, and start reading from there. If your heart is truly in this, and you want to get good, you'll eventually do the best you can. I honestly don't see any signs, as of yet, that suggest you're a natural when it comes to this type of art, which only means you might have to work a lot harder at this, then someone who does. All I have left to say, is good luck, and take to heart the good advice that you were offered tonight. Only time will really tell, how good you might get at this, so try to be patient.
