Comment on Nevermore by ChristabelleLAmort
Wow! That's probably the longest comment I've got on my works! Thank you very much for taking your time and giving me a piece of good advice.
You are so right there is a vast room for improving for me and this something I really strive for, as I like the process of creation of artworks but never the final result.
As you've noticed there are a lot of elements in my manips. When I start a new work I never intend it, but true inspiration and new ideas always come in the process, so new objects appear in order to contribute to the story and the feeling of the artwork. Sometimes I think I'm just unable to create something simple
I'm currently working on the new versions of my older works and this one I'm going to redo too. Sure I have to work on lightning and shadows more here.
Thanks again for profound feedback, I do appreciate
You are so right there is a vast room for improving for me and this something I really strive for, as I like the process of creation of artworks but never the final result.
As you've noticed there are a lot of elements in my manips. When I start a new work I never intend it, but true inspiration and new ideas always come in the process, so new objects appear in order to contribute to the story and the feeling of the artwork. Sometimes I think I'm just unable to create something simple
I'm currently working on the new versions of my older works and this one I'm going to redo too. Sure I have to work on lightning and shadows more here.
Thanks again for profound feedback, I do appreciate
I can tell you something, over time everything will only get better, just keep practising 
I can tell you that what I also like about manips is putting together many stocks, it's far more challenging and funnier than just putting together a model and a background. And I'd say that for a viewer it's also more attractive - you need to take more time to analyse the image to find all the details and appreciate the work fully.
So, good luck!
And when it comes to my comment (and the length of it) - you're very welcome
I can tell you that what I also like about manips is putting together many stocks, it's far more challenging and funnier than just putting together a model and a background. And I'd say that for a viewer it's also more attractive - you need to take more time to analyse the image to find all the details and appreciate the work fully. So, good luck!
And when it comes to my comment (and the length of it
) - you're very welcome 