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There is just a big amount of them being posted every day. So there seems to be less diversity and the pictures are only perceived in their quantity and not as seperate works of art.
The comments on this image and the artist have been bugging me all the day, so I have to comment, I know, I usually don’t do this but as a person that actually have a formal education on art, I found that this artist in particular have some good notion of what he is doing, I always talk about the tree points of a good drawing, structure, proportions, and perspective, and he clearly knows what is he doing, his proportions are good and constant, his structure is always consistent and there is not dislocated joints or inhuman body movements (Escher girls). His notion of perspective is also good, not perfect but he has a good notion of perspective. He also has clearly a style, now about the technique is where I find the weak point, the color pencils are not the best media to translate into digital art, even if you do it right, it fells dirty and sloppy even when analyzing your strokes it reflects a good control to the pencils.
If I may add something else, I believe that a pure black and white treatment on your work would improve the impact of your art, as someone said: something like the morning caricature in the news paper.
Finally some words from a master:
The more technique you have, the less you have to worry about it. The more technique there is, the less there is.
I agree with elmantonegro and darkness. I don't see what's wrong with a prolific artist generously sharing his work. And yes, he does have his own distinct style. Likes and dislikes are a matter of subjective taste.
If the moderator thinks it is a case of excessive bandwidth usage (I doubt it), let us be told so.
