I say, old chap... Quite good. Quite good, indeed.

Heeheehee Pw^

lol! cute! ^^

Thank h'you'au ^o^ Mmmn syimpleh splyendud crowd response, jolly good!

hehe, the monicle is spinny too X3
dats very good, is a neat idea to have a dressed up spinda, and for ut ti the the Gery spinda, haha, really neat ^_^

woa, what happen to my mid sentence, it went wonky ^^;
it mean to say "and for it to be the Grey spinda" =/

Still a very enjoyable comment, thank you Puzzy ^U^

haha, for the laugh of the mistake, ai? >wO
well i'm glad it was funny anyway ^^;

I both appreciated the compliment and enjoyed the little word scramble ^u^

hehe, more than just a scramble, i put dat one in the blender on "liquify" X3

You still make a beautiful blend ^o^b

can there be such thing as a beautiful disaster?? XD

Are you kidding? they make movies about it all the time ^o^ Such an art form is worth millions in the right hands!

hehe, it certainly is not in my hands X3

In any event i believe you work is good ^U^

and yours will always be 100 times better >wO

Oh you, always way too hard on yourself ^.^;

i am not hard on myself just to say your better than me... beside, u have to admit, u are >wO

The thing is this- what you're saying now is talking like everything's measured by comparison to eachother; I personally believe that our two styles are meant to be measured only against the past work of the style. Your style is good, and getting better beause you are finding more confidence in your work than you had before- It's hard to explain but I'll continue in my next post to this pic.

-Continued- I'm good at what I do, but that doesn't mean that you're any less good at what you do because that's -your- style. No one else does exactly the same thing as you do, and that's what makes it your style, there's where the beauty of it lies ^u^

but if my style is unique to me, how can someone say it is good, when nobody has anything to measure against? what if it is bad, if it can be improve many times over, but i am not capable?

It sounds like that's the problem right there- try thinking "what if it -is- good?" more often, and of course keep gathering information to make it even better ^u^

well, i do try to makes it better, but there is no way to kno if something is improving, or getting worse ^^;
what i really need is detail critique, even if it will hurt my feelings... cuz without knowing what is wrong, i cannot fix it...

I think others would have to know what specifically you were going for to give a good critique- Something more like "please critique hands/feet" or "critique head/face" I hope that helps ^.^;

hehe, well, the problem is usually i have been look at the work for so long, i cannot tell if anything is off, or i would fix it without asking for critique first ^^;

Hmm, in that case the most general and effective advice I can give is use framework more, it helps keep your ideas together- Sometimes it's as simple as making a motion line just to tell yourself "this character is moving left", or what have you.

u have a very good method for drawing =3
i have alot to learn ^^;

Thank you Puzzy! I'll be glad to provide any information that i can ^u^

OK thank u =3
one things at a time tho, haha, first i need to just get better at drawing... just drawing period... >wO

Hmm, maybe you should start by writing the ideas out in words first? A few footnotes like "eveelutions" or "anthro" maybe?

ya i have try dat ^^;
it seem i can only draw when a certain inspiration strike me, and i have to be able to keep thinking it over and over long enuff to get it draw first, then i worry about details...
so far, it is the only way dat works... otherwise, if i start on the drawing and dont finnish or just have notes about it, it sit around untill i completely forgot and never gets done =/

Hmm, I think if you get a stick figure in there that shows all the important stuff like hand gestures and such you'll remember.

well if i did any framework it would have to be realistic skeletal, since to make a pose i imagine the anatomy to get certain things to look right ^^;

Well here's a thought- You could leave the torso and head as stick figure lines, do the face expression/hands/legs, and then when you've got the basics down you can take your time with the details.

i basically quickly lay out the silhouette then fill in the space, tho i do have sort of a method with always starting with the ears and head, except at times when i have a very specific look for the feet, i do them first... =3

btw, see my submission thing for u for explaining about the framework probs...

Alright ^u^

I dig the pipe and the outfit haha, nice pose indeed! ^_^

^U^<3

Thanks Sparks! the pipe is personal favorite to draw for me, right alongside the powdered wig ^U^

^v^ b

You have the monacle, but not the top hat and cane. But he looks so cool. Cheery-o old chap.

So, am I really a cool cat?

Yes my good man you are indeed ^U^ Also, next time I'll remember to have a check list in mind so the hat and cane are not forgotten ^o^b

Awesome. Both about me being a cool cat and the checklist idea.

Yerp!