Space or click it's me ok like I didn't want to draw this, but I don't get a choice, so I reluctantly did. The reason for that I because I drew as almost a way of victimizing myself. That also means that it ultimately was a pretty selfish thing to do. However, I was sort of excited to draw something that conveys a darker emotion. As you might have seen, I draw so many happy things that it almost looks suspicious. And I don't get to use the glitch and/or noise effect a lot.
So it's time for the critiques now. I can't really say much about the colors, because I already said almost everything in the last project where I drew me. You can go look at that for the advice. Buuut, the tears. I'm pretty sure that the color of the tears has 100% saturation and lightness, just with a lower opacity. I advise that you never use anything with 100% for saturation *and* lightness. You can push saturation alone, and you can push lightness alone, but not both I also know for a fact that I used the same color for the outline of the tears. Yes, I do that sometimes, but I don't use the *exact* same color at this high of an opacity. I don't recommend it. The consistency and opacity of my tears make them look a little bit like syrup. And they're also above my eyelashes, they shouldn't be. The glitch effect is only on the color layer and does not include the outline doesn't make it fully look glitched. The background is way too light. The drawing is supposed to be sad, so there's no reason for it to be so light and saturated. It throws off the mood a ton. If there was one thing to critique about my new art, I'd make it more clear. I may have gone a bit overboard with the noise, and now it looks a bit blurry. Either way, I still like it.
