Would you pay for this?

[Rei Kisaragi]

This is a example of a chibi... I do a lot of different chibi styles (eyes, hands, shading ect) so would you buy this? (and maybe for how much?)

 

[lazuli]

no not really. the eyes look different and it looks like one of those 'generic' anime chibs (sorry). also i have no idea whats goin on with the right leg. (also maybe get a photobucket and use

 

[Rei Kisaragi]

Yes it was quick and it could've been improved, and I was experimenting with the eyes, all so I do have a photobucket and would make then bigger if I dit sell them.

Thanks for a honest opinion

 

[Benevoir]

Maybe around about 40-70 TBT bells?

 

[Rei Kisaragi]

I'm working on another example now

 

[Sanaki]

No, tbh sorry ^_^ but computers advice is what I'd say as well

 

[ardrey]

I'd say you post some more of your styles before we can judge ^^

 

[Rei Kisaragi]

Another example (still flat shaded) -

 

[pengutango]

You should try to save these bigger since at this size, it's not doing you any favors. It doesn't look bad, but I personally wouldn't buy it.

 

[mugii]

no, sorry ;; id go with ct's advice, and maybe change the eyes a little, they look kinda flat and plain. try to mix it up with those brushes girly c;

 

[Rei Kisaragi]

All have been said really is to improve the eyes and size?

 

[ardrey]

I'm back! I agree size can definitely be improved upon and as for the eyes, I find that for things like chibis which are meant to be cute, people loooove sparkly effects and whatnot in the eyes. For example, kyukon's work <3 on the other hand, there is nothing wrong with a single layer of shading. It's all about how you pull it off. For one, you can choose the color you shade with more carefully c: for example, if it's red, rather than simply choosing a darker shade of red, add a hint of purple! You can still tell that its meant to be red but it adds a new layer of interest to the piece. I recommend adding 2 layers of shading and 1 layer of highlight to give the piece some more dimension but then again, it's entirely up to you and your style! Also, idk if you have a tablet or not, but using one can make things easier. I also don't know what program you use but Paint Tool Said is great for beginners and the lineart tool is fab.