Sketching out ideas for Gacu's Kickstarter image.

oh hell you are talented man .

At 10/2/17 02:23 PM, hreyas wrote: oh hell you are talented man .

Thanks dude! :D

What I have done for Gacu's "poster". I dig the scene but not particularly happy with Gacu. He's always been tough to draw from different angles.

Creating a model sheet would probably help solve this issue.

Hey, I follow you on the Twitter. Your stuff's really cool man, keep it up!

At 10/4/17 12:53 AM, lightrail wrote: Hey, I follow you on the Twitter. Your stuff's really cool man, keep it up!

D'aawww thanks neh dude! I'll do my best! <3

Debate of the century...#BirdPooDeadFrog2017

Be heard https://twitter.com/moawko/status/915401500159086592

Been trying to design a "hentai idol" character that I can use to make illustration packs and comics about. Here are few of the sketches I've come up with for her, still no name for her. You can see more sketches on my PATREON.

Drew this character up last night for a lewd fighting game art book idea. More info on my Patreon.

Been a looong time since I stopped by here. Figured I'd get back to posting now that I'm trying to get more serious about studying.

I started today with 30 second gesture drawing. Two of my favorite artists are Sushio and Yoh Yoshinari, both drop some incredibly dynamic lines and I'm obsessed with gaining that confidence. I think I'm in the wrong mind set when I do these focusing more on being accurate than capturing the overall figure in movement. I get incredibly tense obsessing over the time limit instead of focusing on the task at hand. A problem that I think persists in my work in general where I instead place my own imaginary clock baked with the insecurities of competing with everyone else.

I also notice tension in my lower palm after a few minutes sometimes. A tad painful but nothing crazy. I wonder if this is from stress or holding my pen incorrectly. Does this happen to anyone else?

I've been taking today slowly and just studying. Focused on general leg anatomy.

Started today with some more figure drawing. Artist by the name of JoJoCite suggested a video series by Michael Hampton which really taught me a bit and reinforced things I already knew. Only caught the first of 6 vids but it was definitely helpful.

Did a better job of focusing on the movement this time around.

Here's a close up of some of the studies from today. These in particular were done with no reference just to test things out. Real happy with them and may use them illustrations at some point.