Yeah, sure is :)

Thanks :)
I hope I am doing well for starters :)

https://www.furaffinity.net/view/9257040 -- this is the last (third) traditional pic I drew.

https://www.furaffinity.net/view/8554147 -- this is the first (note the date), it's mixed media (pencil sketch, then digital finish), and the first pic I ever drew (if you don't count these two quick scribbles -- https://www.furaffinity.net/view/8360451 and https://www.furaffinity.net/view/8516196) since elementary school -- note the date.

So far, I drew whooping three traditional pics and about 25 digital, if you count those two scribbles, a few poses for pics commissioned from other people and the like...

The only three things you need for that are:

1) TIME. It took me like... I dunno, over 10 hours to draw this one. Granted, I drew one for Nekomata much quicker, in what little calm time I had in the trains when trainhopping Bremen to Berlin (with a 8-minute stop between them), but I had thought it up in detail even before going TO Germany. And this one, I thought it out for a while, too.

2) Will and effort. You need to actually try. Practice makes perfect. Granted, I have an awesome mind's eye -- it's totally excruciating to be able to /see/ -- and I don't exaggerate here, I actually SEE what I imagine -- and not being able to draw it to the matching quality... But it still is relatively easy to do if you take care.

3) References. Seriously -- references, references and 1000x references. Looking back to item 1, I also spent about 3 hours making the 3D model until I was satisfied with the pose. I also went through a zillion google search images for other pics -- like, when I draw feet or if something feels hairy when I draw it... I am pretty good at hands, but I tend to screw up feet too much. I think this is the ONLY pic where I didn't...

Anytime. I can explain how to do a few things like perspective, etc. While having no experience drawing, I know how it works (have experience with technical drawing and early 3D and optics).

omg x3

this is freaking amazing!!!


thank you so much

*nuzzles* My pleasure :)

She is singing into it, silly :)

... But I've been using vacuum as an instrument... There are many ways to make it produce lots of different sounds.

I've never thought about singing with a vacuum before. xD
I think you should put more stuffs into a room next if you draw one. Now it's a little empty for me. Like pictures on the wall, a nice view in the windows, etc.

*nods* Yeah... It was a little rushed, as it was a Secret Santa pic, and one of three I had to draw... And essentially my first remotely serious pic :)

And well... People sing into the showerhead, why not a vacuum? :)

I do non of them. xD
Ah yeah, time is not always a helping factor.

*chuckles* Damn. Now you have to tell me when /is/ time a helping factor... :)

When I need to write an essay.
When I'm clever enough and organize everything and do stuff accordingly.

Oh, so you mean more like... When you have enough time? :)

Both. xD Not much and much. I just said time at first.