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tigerinspace did a daki for me <3
Category All / General Furry Art
Species Coyote
Size 896 x 1280px
File Size 253 kB
Listed in Folders
Pretty gal; looks terribly snuggable and I love her color scheme, but, I do have one thing to poke at.
Someone comissioned me to do a dakiruma- oh my own sona no less- and Im studying some other dakis for pose inspiration. Annnddd after studying this one- in the second image, that back arm makes no sense. It twisted backwards and upside down with no upper arm?? Just a little confused, haha
Someone comissioned me to do a dakiruma- oh my own sona no less- and Im studying some other dakis for pose inspiration. Annnddd after studying this one- in the second image, that back arm makes no sense. It twisted backwards and upside down with no upper arm?? Just a little confused, haha
Hi, I'm the artist of this daki. Thanks for the constructive critique, I appreciate where you're coming from by pointing out pose issues. I have two points to make, however:
a) I drew this daki over two years ago. It was my second-ever daki and was made when my grasp on anatomy and posing was weaker than it is now. Trying to critique an old piece of art as if it was drawn yesterday doesn't make a lot of sense.
b) Critiquing artwork on the commissioner's page instead of the artist's page is incredibly rude. The commissioner could be very happy with how the art came out, and you're knocking the wind out of it by pointing out flaws that may not be important or noticeable to the commissioner - it's not like the commissioner is going to be able to fix the art for you. You should instead try and find the artist's post if you REALLY want to correct them (and maybe you would have noticed that it's an older piece of art done while I was still learning).
a) I drew this daki over two years ago. It was my second-ever daki and was made when my grasp on anatomy and posing was weaker than it is now. Trying to critique an old piece of art as if it was drawn yesterday doesn't make a lot of sense.
b) Critiquing artwork on the commissioner's page instead of the artist's page is incredibly rude. The commissioner could be very happy with how the art came out, and you're knocking the wind out of it by pointing out flaws that may not be important or noticeable to the commissioner - it's not like the commissioner is going to be able to fix the art for you. You should instead try and find the artist's post if you REALLY want to correct them (and maybe you would have noticed that it's an older piece of art done while I was still learning).
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