Yea, I'm not going to bother with giving them names yet. So anyway this is that dragon that I drew last time again, the 2nd character for my comic idea.
I still need to come up with 1 or 2 more characters for that thing.

This was a torment from start to finish.
I don't know how to draw a character with digitigrade legs in a less static pose. Usually you put most of your weight on one leg while the other relaxes, I couldn't draw the same effect here.
The anatomy is always a issue. I went trough Kuroma's art, a anatomy drawing book and photo references for this. I can't draw the underside of arms properly.
The veins were also a problem, same references except I also used this sketch http://www.furaffinity.net/view/8556496/ that I drew years ago using a medical image site as reference. I can't say what looks right.
Than eventually the shading doesn't even look like shading other than graying out the figure...


I guess I should be happy as people usually like it anyway. Despite the amount of errors I make, I do manage to draw something that looks like a overly muscled character.

What really bothers me however is how things are working out in the long term. I have a really busy study to worry about, but the way I look at it I'm not the only one. There's other artists that have a study or work to worry about yet they do so much better when it comes to art. I feel like I did something wrong in life, how come I can't focus enough on art to improve like everyone else does with the same problems as I do? What will ever become of me? Can I fix this somehow?

I guess for now I do indeed have horrible sleeping problems but that doesn't take away that others deal with these things way better than I do.

They quickly grew to the top and never fell from their position...