Oh hey, this looks pretty darn neat homie. ouo

thank you, just i could do better though not sure how

Robotics are a real pain in the rump, I think work just working on it more and more is the best way to do better.

very true. i may retry this. but now i do have a general idea that does help

Refs always help to base your own ideas on as well. C: I used a ton the first time I drew a robot.

true i was kinda thinking futurama so that helped though actually having pics of robots would help aswell o.o

Futurama as a very cartoony robot style which I personally find easier when starting out. But yea, I say just root up some robots you like an study the styles and try to find your own in them. =u=

She looks so cute. ^^

thank you

Np

ooo i love mecha art!

thank you still have lots of room to improve just a bit intimidating.

it's a good starts from what i see. :

Adorable

thank you for the idea

Nice! You did a good job of drawing a robotic version of Kat. Drawing robots is indeed different, and yet interesting.

I recently rode in a jet sitting next to a guy, and I noticed he kept drawing robots after robots on a pad. I asked him what he was doing this for, and he said drawing robots was his hobby. He added that he only made $20 last money for drawing. He just preferred to draw robots, was all. And the robots I saw were of fantastic varieties. One was wielding a futuristic machine gun thing, and the other one was sporting three "legs", each tapering to a tip at the end. Real imaginative. He also held a book on how to draw robots manga style, and that book appeared to be from Japan (Iwas flying from China to USA with a stopover in Japan). Those drawings did sort of give me some ideas.

awesome, i need to look up/ get more art books.
your lucky i haven't ever been on a plane or gone to far from home. i did visit Vermont a few times but other then that and a breaf time where i lived in N.Y, i really haven't been out of Michigan

Aww, sorry to hear you are so, um, homebound. I have been around a bit in USA (driving, flying, riding buses and trains). In fact, if planned right, it is possible to travel on the cheap. I did that to visit NYC (from WashDC area), and the ride itself cost only $18, round trip!

And I've been to Canada a few times, to Mexico once (only an hour there, heh), and China was my first oversea trip! That trip cost a bit over three thousand US dollars. But I enjoyed it overall!

wow awesome. the problem with me is that i am shy. and i know very few places to visit.

Being shy can be a problem, but that can be dealt with. But, only a few places to work? I find it a bit hard to believe, but, I'll take your word for it.

well other then a few places i know from school i really don't know of "tourist" attractions. i know i want to see mammoth cave and the grand canyon. the red wood forest.

I know of numerous tourist attractions in USA, and that can includes museums. Since I live in WashDC metro area, it got many museums and other tourist attractions

Mammoth Cave is in Kentucky; the Grand Canyon is in Arizona. I visited the Grand Canyon a long time ago. I could visit it again, especially since I have relatives living in AZ, especially my mom

I never have been to California, and I heard the Redwood forest is really spectacular

Anyway, I'm sure you can find a place nearby to explore to start with.