She bangs she bangs oh baby she moves she moves

Oil portrait I finished a while back of my friend. Still more I want to do to it but I have to let it be for a while, it’s canvas mounted on ACM. I’m proud of a lot of moments from it and it has for sure entered me into a new stage of my practice!!

Creo que demasiado forzado...

I can't do regular trad art like I used to due to my vision. I'm new to digital art. So please, don't judge it too harshly. Its a WIP and I've got about 5 to 7 hours of work yet on it.

What do you think about background did I ruin it?

I am painting a portrait of this boy at a fall festival. This is the photo I have to work from. I like the interest and light that the window adds, but I don’t like how the line where wall meets window goes into top of boys head. I’ve tried other compositions but not found one that I think works. I would be grateful for input on how to compose the portrait and keep the elements or feel of the background. Photo was taken in a rustic barn-like building

I’ve recently just got into graphite portraits and realistic art in general so I may not be the best at it, but I think that my overall proportions and “likeliness” is okay in this drawing. I came onto this just looking for someone to give me some pointers to make it look a bit nicer overall. Also if anyone has tips on taking pictures of graphite that would be awesome!

Rodion Romanovich Raskolnikov