Was doing this for a reference sheet to help me flesh him out a bit more as a character. I made a milestone for arms (at least I hope) so I figured that I might as well document it here. ;v;
Anyway, I still need to study anatomy more. Even worse, is that I have no clue how to draw guys since I tend to mainly study female anatomy. >:0 I keep giving 'em hips even though guys don't have hips.

And don't even get me start on feet. Or legs.

At 9/9/17 03:09 AM, DarkRoxy wrote: Your hands look great which is odd because that's the hardest part

You really think so? O: They're something I still struggle with, but I guess those hand studies payed off finally. TTwTT

so that being said if you practice a lot you should get it down, depends how bad you want to be an artist i guess

also guys are easier to draw than girls, at-least for me

I guess that's true. .w. Although with that being said, I feel like I've gotten too casual about it lately.

Also that's really interesting ouo I wonder what influences that to happen, whether someone understands male or female anatomy better. 0: Because I know of people who feel one way or another, too.

At 9/9/17 01:47 PM, DarkRoxy wrote:
You can always just look at art on the net or in books, it's sound silly but just looking at images helps/

For sure! Speedpaints are even better since you get to see things being drawn out.

Feet aren't as hard to draw as you think. Like, stop thinking so much and kind of just do it.

I try to, but I always end up scrapping them an ungodly amount of times until I finally just censor it out. ;w;

Here's a lil doodle I did while trying to set up an art stream. I didn't know what to draw, so I just did a really angry sewaddle.

Also I hate essays. I know that's irrelevant but I don't care, I hate 'em. >:c

Doing a challenge where I do lineart and colour it differently 3 times, and this is my first attempt. I just did something standard that I usually do, and I'm gonna start changing it up when I start on the others.

Also pay no attention to those shoulders, I quickly put something down so I could focus on the colours. ;w;

Hey It's looking fantastic on this page. The one with the tail and whatnot looks neat, the hands look nice. Also the lastest one, nice shading and colors.

At 9/20/17 08:50 AM, kehny wrote: Hey It's looking fantastic on this page. The one with the tail and whatnot looks neat, the hands look nice. Also the lastest one, nice shading and colors.

Thank you Kehn! ;u;

Wow this looks cool. The essence of gardivoir's attack looks great.

At 9/20/17 07:55 PM, calicrazedbeats wrote: Wow this looks cool. The essence of gardivoir's attack looks great.

Thank you ouo

At 9/22/17 12:02 AM, DarkRoxy wrote: try using thicker lines instead, personally its easier for me

That's what I used to do, but I kinda wanted to change things around a bit. ;w; Also, since thicker lines allow more leniency I feel as though it's harder for me to find a lot of major mistakes (or even when I do find them, I tend to let them slide more often).

With that said though, thick lines are fun to use. owo

I hate to double post, but I don't wanna spam anyone's inboxes with my dumb meme paintings. lol

Anyway, here's another painting study. Also I stg, my brain just does not want me to understand how hands work no matter how much I study them. >:0

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Justa a dumb doodle I did in an attempt to make myself interested in my characters again. @ ^ @

I keep trying to flesh them out, but whenever I add something on (whether it's backstory or personality traits) I feel like it doesn't really change anything.
At this point, I think I might have to overhaul and design them all over again. x:

Here's some art I did inbetween studies again while I'm waiting for Tylenol to kick in so that I can sleep. >:0

Not sure whether I should render out this one or not.

This is the thing I did for the first day of Inktober (with the prompt being fallen leaves). Figured I'd post here too since I feel like this kind of marks a spot of improvement. 0:

At 10/2/17 04:41 AM, Oddlem wrote: This is the thing I did for the first day of Inktober (with the prompt being fallen leaves). Figured I'd post here too since I feel like this kind of marks a spot of improvement. 0:

This... this... this is remarkably calming. I love it! I like the fisheye lens effect and the expressive nature of the lighting + colors + water.

At 10/2/17 06:33 AM, rsonbie456 wrote:
This... this... this is remarkably calming. I love it! I like the fisheye lens effect and the expressive nature of the lighting + colors + water.

Thanks, glad you like it! Landscaping is something I've been having trouble with for a long time, so I'm happy you think so. ;v;

At 10/3/17 02:40 PM, Oddlem wrote:

At 10/2/17 06:33 AM, rsonbie456 wrote:
This... this... this is remarkably calming. I love it! I like the fisheye lens effect and the expressive nature of the lighting + colors + water.

Thanks, glad you like it! Landscaping is something I've been having trouble with for a long time, so I'm happy you think so. ;v;

I'm also new to landscaping/ background art. It definitely is a challenge! You really have the sense of colors and atmosphere, though.

I'd recommend like a bear or some animal in the center! It looks like the perfect scene for a character to be in the river.

At 8/11/16 10:48 PM, Oddlem wrote: I started this a few hours ago, but had to stop because I felt sick. I also realize that the bottom half looks off after looking at it in a different perspective. TT*TT

it looks like megaman and samus combined. i love it!

The thing I did for day 5 in inktober.

Day 6 for inktober. Just gon leave this here, there's a lotta mistakes but at the same time it kind of shows personality... I think. So hey. .w.

Here's a little sketch for Inktober, I got really behind during the weekend. ;w;
My prompt's supposed to be stars though, so I get to be overambitious in the background. >:D

At 10/11/17 04:11 AM, DarkRoxy wrote:

this is pretty good

Sorry for the billion years late reply, but thank you! ouo

Long time no see, have some painting practice of my babby child. I wanted to make him look snarky, and then I kinda got carried away.
Unfortunately I couldn't finish it in one night so I decided to just call it a night and post my progress so far. ;w; I can already tell that I'm gonna have a not-so-fun trying to figure out how that fricken wool works. lol

Also if anyone mentions that giant watermark, I'll shank yaas >:O

Finished!

Composition practice

stuff

Not sure if this is an improvement or not, or if actually including a hand just made it look more compelling. ;w; Composition is hard.
I might just enlarge the lines out a little and tilt the canvas to the right a bit so that I can cheat and make it look slightly more interesting. //shady eyes

But yeah, tried to do an intense piece but instead just did the usual. .w . ;

Tested some effects out on this one. I tried out the blurring technique so that the unimportant parts don't have as much attention drawn to it, but it kind of looks off for some reason. Not sure if it's because my blur tool isn't an actual blur tool, or if I just put it in the wrong places.
Either way, I'm glad to have finally finished this one. @ A @ Took foreverrrr

Sketch for a recent thing I did ouo
Felt like drawing a grill because it's more fun to design their clothes than guys'. :'> so ye! She's a revamp of the moth girl I posted when I fiiirst joined newgrounds (and is also on the first page of this thread if you're curious).

I ended up turning this into a kinda generic anime style when I finished it, but it was fun going overboard on effects. ovo

Finished version:

here's a thing

Also I know that the skull kinda looks wonky, I really gotta study those QAQ