I have just submitted Lesson 1 Homework and posted it for community critique, but i wonder if i should wait for days or maybe even weeks to be critiqued or just paid membership for patreon to get official critique?
If you choose to do community critique make sure you join the discord and check out the #critique-exchange channel, it makes it easier to get critiques without paying (though you need to help others in exchange)
Hi Elodin
Yeah... I have already connected discord to my drawabox account. Btw, can i start for critique other now or should i wait for your critique first before i can do that?
If you wait 7 days after posting a lesson 1 submission you can ask on the discord channel and you'll get added to the queue even if you didn't do any critique. When you get that one you can already do lesson 1 critiques to pay for the other submissions if you want more
Oh ok... Thanks elodin
It's up to you honestly. By paying you are asking for feedback from people who has been through it and runs the show, while doing the free thing asks others to comment at their own pace, and might not be as nuanced as official feedback.
I don't regret paying for it, but again this is for you to decide.
Do you get critique for your homeworks much quicker when you signed patreon membership for official critique compare to doing free community critique?
For example, you submit the homeworks in community critique style, you wait for days or maybe even months for the homeworks to be critiqued, but when you submit it in official critique style, you get critiqued in 1 to 2 days after you submit it
Is that how official critique works? ( i'm sorry if it's kind of rude but i just want to know)
You get answered within (usually) 4 days, and you get specific criticism suited for you.
I see.. Thanks for the info
Personally I've gotten much more out of DaB since switching to paid critique. I went up to lesson 4 on my own before getting fed up with how rare it is to get a community critique, especially past lesson 2. The critiques are very in depth with what I did right and what I need to work on, and I feel more trusting of them since they came from an experienced artist.
If you can't afford it or plan on doing DaB casually then I wouldn't say it's worthwhile, but if you can afford it and you plan on getting as much out of the course as you can then I recommend trying it. You can take a look at homework on this site submitted for official critique to get an idea of what the critiques are like.
Honestly, i can't afford it right now, i try to follow for community review by posting my homeworks in here and in discord server
the paid is 5 to 10 a month which is dirt cheap so paid is the way
Lol... everyone recommends me the official no matter how broke i am... maybe later i'll do it
Bruh just take in some cans, sell a random thing you don't want, $5 is nothing.
If you can afford it I highly recommend getting the paid critique!
These are my favourite sketchbooks, hands down. Move aside Moleskine, you overpriced gimmick. These sketchbooks are made by entertainment industry professionals down in Los Angeles, with concept artists in mind. They have a wide variety of sketchbooks, such as toned sketchbooks that let you work both towards light and towards dark values, as well as books where every second sheet is a semitransparent vellum.
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