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Jump into the trust and let me see what you can do so that the next move going forward is a clear and consistent plan to keep your faith with the community as a whole and accepting criticism from people who have been in your situation before. Participating is not an easy thing for many people but for the people finding it lucrative artistically to be a better fit for their aspirations as an artist I love to see the will power and passion to create something unique and better than the last one. This manifesto way to think about your future art work and abilities gained through the classroom experience and other things you can learn from me is a great way to know for sure that improving yourself internally and physically is important and vital when trying to improve your art skills.

Started painting some waves with highlights from the moon. Not to happy with these waves need another opinion. I could paint over the water and start again . Also trying to get the waves to fade to black on the left side of the water .

Grand rising community I’m hoping everyone who sees this post today accepts the challenge I am putting out. Simply saying, I would like all of you to make a contribution to the community by posting some unfinished work and writing, caption your next steps to take in order for your progression to be most efficient you could also just post the unfinished picture and ask for feedback on the next steps to take as well. This is my small challenge for you. I encourage anyone who has not posted yet to use this challenge as an opportunity to do so.

🔹 HOW TO REQUEST FEEDBACK (FOR ARTISTS POSTING) When posting artwork for feedback, include at least 2 of the following: 1. Medium used(pencil, acrylic, digital, ink, etc.) 2. What you were focused on(light, anatomy, color, realism, texture, etc.) 3. What you’re struggling with(be specific if you can) 4. What kind of feedback you want Composition Light & shadow Proportions Color Overall realism 5. 📌 Example: “Graphite pencil — focused on light & form. Struggling with shadow transitions. Feedback on realism appreciated.” This tells reviewers exactly how to help.