i love the coloring, it does look alot like a goat but i didnt know they sould be brownish

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this is so good. i love the amount of detail youve added to it, and even in the background.

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Goats come in many different colors you know. My grandma had two goats, a black and a orange one. The orange one was one of my best friends

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Hmm, I think you did a good job at the lightning. Does the light come from 2 different spots? Maybe you only could have smoothened the light on the horns, it's now more like a line that stops immidiately than a lightbeam. You captured the structure of the head really well I think. I've problems with lightining very often, but I'm practising. The hardest part about it is finding the right color to make the light. I'd have used real goat eyes, btw, to make the animal more... goatish. But you're the artist, and he/she does look adorable. The little bell he holds adds a nice touch. You're sure very talented
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I think it's beautiful, but your lighting is a bit off. The backround on the left is black, so the fur on the goat would be dark there as well....

but it's a really great piece ^^ I love that bell...

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Wow- this is a cool piece. I'm really all that good at crits, but I really love the sort of lighting. The shading on the eye is so beautiful; really reflects personality.

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