I am really liking this. I like the pose.

Do you have any advice for poses?

Thanks, and as far as poses go, I look at a lot of fashion mags, Playboy, and internet references to find stuff, but some times I luck up and just come up with something. And some times one pose will resemble another that I have already done (like the picture I am about to start working on). I mean there's only so many you can pull off before you find yourself repeating the same thing LOL. This pose I actually lucked into.

Heh, cool.

I have a lot of various magazines and... um, Internet stuff I could try and mine poses from. How to do it without copying yourself or (gasp!) others is quite the challenge.

Well, it's one thing to copy someone' s work directly, and another to use a pose someone else has used. I do a LOT of browsing through FA to see how other artists are drawing poses and parts of the body. After a few hours or even days of browsing I will just sit and sketch mannequins for a while in different poses until I get something I really like and then I start adding features and darkening in lines so I can scan it. When I get it into photoshop I start vectoring the lines and basically redraw the entire thing. This allows me to correct mistakes I make. Believe it or not, Tammy's hands were not the hands I drew on the paper.

I see.

I'm doing the same thing right now. There are a few artists whose stuff I like and are watching closely.

Hands are the hardest to do. I have a hard time drawing them myself.

Honestly, depending on the pose, hands can just about kill me, but the thing I have the hardest time drawing is inanimate objects. Cars, buildings, furniture, forget it. My 10 year old can draw stuff like that better than I can. It's sad. LOL. Thats why a lot of my backgrounds are just blocks of colors and shadows. Which, as it turns out, works for my art.

I have limited skill with buildings myself. It used to be I would put in generic-as-all-heck landscapes for the color drawings I did. Over time, I stopped doing it.

I can draw a decent building or tree, but when it comes to cars and other stuff, then it'll just end up looking weird.

Part of my New Years Resolution is to try to do more backgrounds................we will see how that turns out LOL.

Honestly, depending on the pose, hands can just about kill me, but the thing I have the hardest time drawing is inanimate objects. Cars, buildings, furniture, forget it. My 10 year old can draw stuff like that better than I can. It's sad. LOL. Thats why a lot of my backgrounds are just blocks of colors and shadows. Which, as it turns out, works for my art.

cute and sexy! love the realistic boob smush

Thanks Cyber, I wasn't real sure about it when I did that, but I thought it looked so cute. LOL

looks yummy to me

LOL.

very awesome n sexy, the colors are awesome :D

Thanks

Fluffy tails rock

agreed

Fluffy Kitty!

Thanks

I honestly cannot resist that smile of hers...

LOL, well, thanks.