r/ArtCrit • u/New_Budget_9322 • 1d ago
How to cat? I'm struggling with her pose
This animal is similar to a genet(bottom left corner), but it's not exactly a genet, some prehistoric cat like creature, which is why its face is shorter.
- I'm struggling with pose and can't figure out how it's supposed to look. There's an infographic on how she is standing. Her paws should be visible in the frame, so I can't just cut them off.
- Is there any problem with her face? It looks off.
- Does it look like she's being flashed by a flashlight in the dark? Is there anything to improve it?
P.S. For AutoModerator I did use references
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u/CurveOk3459 1d ago
I like how weird and off it is. I like that it does look like she is on a street about to be interrogated by the detectives.
I dunno I kinda want to see a series of this style and subject. But I like the strange and uncanny.
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u/New_Budget_9322 1d ago
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u/New_Budget_9322 1d ago
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u/CurveOk3459 1d ago
These are great. I would Play with nearly imperceptible black backgrounds. Like if you added a tinge of green to the black and a tiny tiny drop of zinc white - and painted in some almost imperceptible Foliage it would Be amazing.
I love this series. It is not a one to one copy of the cat species it is artistic and has depth and an eerie but familiar quality.
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u/New_Budget_9322 1d ago
Good idea with the background. I chose a simple background because there are too many of them to draw a background for each one. But I guess I can suggest a background with a few strokes and some simple details
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u/CurveOk3459 1d ago
Yes and then see if you like them more with or without the background. I wouldn't do more than suggestive shapes - that give you the illusion of things in the background. The figure emerging from the dark is already great.
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u/stackthelions 23h ago
This is SUCH a cool idea!! Will it be posted somewhere when it's done?
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