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Tips for Pet Portraits with Aaron Blaise - Proko

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Rating: 4.0; Vote: 1

Tips for Pet Portraits with Aaron Blaise - Proko Vanessa: Congrats to the winners! Just a comment, I thought the point of the contest was judged on 'accurate anatomy, creativity, draftsmanship, and emotional impact. ' from a reference image, the winner was super cute and creative but I didn't see a reference image and I think accurate anatomy went out the window: ) I just feel like this should have been 2 separate contests, one for accuracy/realism and one for creative/fantasy/cartoon.
This was a 52 minute video and they only went through a handful of entries. They could have reviewed a lot more! Also, it would have been much appreciated if they just searched the hashtag and did a slow video scroll over all the entries, that way at least everyone would have gotten a small shoutout in this video. Really disappointed in the judging of this contest.
Date: 2022-03-14

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Comments and reviews: 9

LynxLady
I would have really enjoyed this video and I know I would have learned a lot from it, but I couldn't make it thru the first 15 minutes because of the far to loud and incredibly annoying music! Even though you were speaking at a fairly loud level, the music was still overpowering your explanation. As much as I wanted to continue watching, I just couldn't do it. :o(
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cc12_
46: 25 among us among us among us among us among us among us among us among us among us among us among us among us among us among us among us among us among us among us among us among us among us among us among us among us among us among us among us among us among us among us among us among us among us among us among us among us among us among us among us
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Sadie
You sign the piece so close to the subject to stop people from editing and stealing your art as there own. Or so people who find you art on other social media then your own can find you regardless of if you have been tagged or credited by the owner of said account.
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JGardiner
Really loved this video! Been surviving on commissioned pet portraits after losing my job to the pandemic. Would love to have known where I could have submitted my work for his critique.
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Aldwinsanity
4: 40 OMG THATS MINE! I'm so excited! Thank you so much for the feedback! It's so surreal to have one of the animators of a Disney movie from my childhood talking about my work!
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Seanawesum
I thank you very much because I have an unfinished portrait of my two deceased cats I'm getting from photos, only part of it was from life because it was their last breaths
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Dev
Stan is like Leonardo DiCaprio equivalent in art world.
They both are best and they only feature in very few but nice videos/movies.
Also stan looks a lot like Leo-
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permit40
I agree that putting the signature prominently destroys the art. Sad. Nobody likes that. Use tiny initials to mark your work!
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Giovanni
Yaaa. my dog is now with a bound leg (slipped patella operation) and a collar. How true pets can give you everything!
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