@welshblue Thanks! :] About the fail, it's not the sketches. Sketches don't always look clean and detailed, so I don't worry much about them. The whole fail issue has to do with both videos. The different programs I use act slow and laggy, or fast and efficient. So, recording sketches becomes tricky. To me, the best way to do it is if:
said recordings are fixed on the program window;
the colors are limited and ready to use;
I try not to rush the sketch, and;
I establish a 30-minute limit for the recording.
Plus, I have to edit them so they don't go over 15 minutes. Better keep them short!
Now that you mention pop art, I checked Google Images to compare my sketches and images from said movement. I've been using color and value, making sure the sketches are well shaded and don't end up as a monochromatic or analogous composition. I never thought for a moment that they might look as pop art. Must be the saturated result. However, that gives me an idea on what their future outcome could be. o.o Also, I looked for art with raw emotion. Man...I might've been incorporating those ideas months or a few years ago. So many faceless people and 'incomplete' semi-abstract sketches... I blame Laovaan (an artist from YouTube) for showing that video about his experience in art school/college. And my time spent doodling silhouettes and abstract stuff with ballpoint pens. D8
Having that pic hanging on your wall might be a problem... I have no idea how to sell my artwork. 8D
And you're welcome. There's more to come!
(PS.: Watch out, man! )
@Pixey Thanks. Like I wrote before, I'm still trying to get the hang of it. I hope the blonde girl didn't incite any quarrel between them. X]