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How to Self-Critique Your Artwork

INTRODUCTION
One of our goals is to equip you to critique your work as you work. When prepared, you can tackle any technical artistic problem, and keep that creativity flowing! To gain a better understanding of effective art evaluation, familiarize yourself with our

Tips on How to Study Painting & Drawing

before completing this section. In addition to the following self-critique guide, check our recommended book listing on the topic of how to judge a work of art.

YOU CAN DO IT!
Practice all you have learned here about judging your work - spread out several of pieces of artwork, then use your checklist to conduct a self-critique...

Do this often, and it will pay great dividends in your work. And don't forget to have others give their opinion as well...you'll be surprised how observant those with no art training can be. And as often as necessary, ask a master painter or have visit one of the many online bulletin board groups such as WetCanvas to give you an unbiased evaluation to further your growth as an artist.

Print-out our easy-to-use list for each painting you create or tack to your studio wall as a reminder!. Keep up the good work, and have fun!


- LITTLE TIP -

Troubles?

At the first sign of difficulty while you're creating a painting or drawing, STOP... and go through your critique checklist (see link in menu) - you'll catch problems before they get too severe. Critiquing as you are working will minimize reworking, and build your confidence.

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