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This one is a more recent comparison but i feel lkke its still somewhat prominent
My demon goat gal Olia done by the amazing @plumpling I love how she came out in comparison to her old art, the whole piece is amazing! The glowing eyes, the spooky staff, the talismans, all of it!
Btw, here's a more direct comparison. The old is on the left, the new is on the right. https://t.co/WUb4hOQkUY
Started this around maybe 2/3 years ago but never finished till now. Began redoing it like 5 months ago and slowly but surely started finishing it around a week ago or so. I LOVE the result and the comparison from back then and now.
@Camilacuevaszu #glitchtale
And another point as to why I don't think they're all baby Titan skulls. Here we have a clear comparison of King (a baby Titan) to (seemingly) a young adult. King's skull is significantly smaller than the other's, most likely due to him actually being a young child.
The director of my former art school telling me I had no potential in art and that I would never make any progress
Here's a comparison of the art I made back then vs what I do now https://t.co/ZULUIj1I3b
12 years difference! Keep working at it!
(Fox to fox comparison lol. Character belongs to @/Toddrick_Fox )
Want to see something cool? 💜 I offered to redo @NickyDLuffy emotes from when I first drew them, and look at the difference! ❤️ Much cleaner, bolder lines and easier to read! 🥺 Artists, I challenge you to do comparison photos like this, it really helps. 💙 #twitchemotes
I want to show you all some comparison bewteen my stages of work! the idea itself vs the quick rough concept I use for the auctions vs the work in progress of the actual commission!
so here's a comparison! september 2021 - october 2022
I've got a long way to go, but my art is improving a lot! hope you stick around for more, there's going to be some coming soon!
Panel comparison from my comic Slice of Death. Feeling very excited and proud.
#Glowup
#webtooncanvas
#webcomics
some people told me that they thought my art is digital that mimics watercolor. but it's not, guys. it's purely traditional watercolor. you can always see the pencil strokes and the textures of the paper and paints when you zoom it in. here i give you comparison from wip to final