Artluni

Art critique with notes on composition, value and colour

Upload a photo of your painting, drawing, mixed media or print and get AI-written feedback on composition, values, colour and edges, with pointers on the image.

Art critique for painting, drawing and more

Looking for an art critique that talks about craft, not vague praise? Artluni gives AI-written feedback on composition, values, colour and edges for paintings, drawings, mixed media and printmaking. Upload a clear photo of the work and get notes pinned to the image, plus a technique lesson for what to practise next.

  • Composition. Where the eye enters, what holds attention, and whether the design still reads small.
  • Value. Big light and dark shapes, mid-tone mush, and whether the subject separates from the ground.
  • Colour. Harmony, temperature shifts, and whether chroma fights the focal point.
  • Edges. Hard and soft transitions that guide the eye or leak attention at the rim of a form.

What to upload

One well-lit photo of the piece, cropped tight. Say the medium and your aim when asked. For media-specific tips see painting critique, drawing critique and digital art feedback. Browse examples for real output.

How to use the feedback

Choose one keep and one change. Critiques are machine written: honest about that, useful between human lessons. Guides: how to get feedback on your art, free art critique online.

Example critique

Self-Portrait by François LePage, artwork critiqued by Artluni
Self-Portrait · François LePage · 1824 · Oil on canvas

Overall impression

This is a confident, painterly self-portrait that already turns on a real idea: the young painter caught mid-mark, brush hovering, eyes locked on us. The white-on-white handling is the piece's engine, and the muffled background does its job. The step that would lift it most is a sharper campaign of value control inside the shirt itself, so the sitter's gaze keeps the loudest note.

Read the full critique of Self-Portrait · More examples

Try a free critique

Upload one image of your work for an AI-written critique. No account needed for this first look. Critiques are written by AI, not a human tutor.

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FAQ

What media can I upload for an art critique?

Paintings, drawings, mixed media and printmaking photographs all work in Artwork mode. Shoot the piece square-on in even light so values and colour can be judged fairly.

What does Artluni look at in general art feedback?

Composition, value structure, colour, edges, drawing accuracy where it matters, and overall impact. Notes are tied to spots on your image when the model can place them.

Is the critique written by a human?

No. Critiques are AI-written, then checked by a separate quality step. Use them as a fast second opinion between lessons with a human tutor.

How is this different from painting or drawing pages?

This page is the general art critique entry: one place for composition, value, colour and edges across media. The painting and drawing pages on this site go deeper on those media.

Is there a free art critique?

Yes. Every new account gets 3 free critiques, with no card needed: just confirm your email. After that, 10 critiques cost £5 and credits never expire, or membership is £6.99 a month or £59 a year, and you can cancel anytime. A promotional code can lower the monthly membership price for the period the offer describes.