Tokyo Space Scape [Acrylic on Canvas]

[Raivu]

Took only 3 hours, but it felt great to paint again.

It's a small cityscape of Tokyo under a space scape. There's a planet behind Mt Fuji and a comet above



Do we have any other painters?

[Use]

That's neat!
I do have some critique though,
The horizon line drops, and the buildings are falling over.
I wish I had your painting skills though, when it comes to irl painting I have no idea what I'm doing

[Raivu]

lol yeah, it does. I think I need to angle the Easel back a little more. I was on my elbows getting in the finer details and doing the horizontals lol

I want to do another one tomorrow.
I'll give it a shot

[Ethan]

Dude, that looks great for just getting back into painting.
Keep at it! OR ELSE.

[C0FFINCASE]

That's neat!
I do have some critique though,
The horizon line drops, and the buildings are falling over.
I wish I had your painting skills though, when it comes to irl painting I have no idea what I'm doing

He could call it stylistic.
I think the biggest thing trk on is the outlines on things. If you get the thicknesses right you'll add a lot of depth.
I paint sometimes.

[Use]

@c0ffincase;
Style isn't an excuse, I don't think calling a sloping horizon lines and tilted buildings a style
But raivu never said it was a style

[C0FFINCASE]

@c0ffincase;
Style isn't an excuse, I don't think calling a sloping horizon lines and tilted buildings a style
But raivu never said it was a style

If it's not realism and it serves an artistic purpose it can be called stylistic.
The horizon line and tilt of the buildings is only important for perspective and if he didn't intend for them to do that.
But I don't really want to argue about it. It's just my opinion.

[Use]

Yeah I can respect your opinion
And what I said is just my opinion as well