wow the squirrel likes...love the traditional look pencil or pen?

It's straight mechanical pencil. The print guys scanned the lines very dark.

I was wonderin if that was it! Buut anyway the charecter and expression is awesome!

Oh, I thank you for the kind words!

There's just something about that pose I find really aesthetically appealing.

What kind of pencil? I always used (maybe should again, but then I'd have to obtain a scanner to share anything - much simpler with a tablet) 0.5mm or 0.3mm HB, or 2B when I could find thinner refills of softer grades.

Do you tend to use the usual kind of elemental construction lines early on, or just build up the body bit by bit? I have almost zero artistic ejumacation, as you can tell - though one lesson I learned before long was some kind of vague skeleton at least helped avoid "HALP IZ GOT NO FEETZ" syndrome when the paper inconveniently runs out at their ankles. ^_^;

Beats me in what could it be, cause when I look at it... I can't put a finger on it, but I have that feeling also.

I just do things with a 0.5 mm and a 0.9 mm Mechanical HB pencil for these. If I use wooden pencils, it would be from 2H to 6 or 8B I rarely use them outside of school. :\

I use a bit of both. I use some sort of construction of elements and improvise at the same time.

The "ankle cut" syndrome is a widespread thing. I avoided that by using big sheets of paper at first so, they would have to be ultra-huge to get the ankles cut off from them. :]

Like Porsupah said, there's something about her that just looks neat, like she's out of an action movie but at the same time very warm and critterish:) If that makes sense. Very nice:)

hah! It makes as much sense as it can be!

Not sure what you guys are seeing in the pose, but I absolutely adore those baggy pants and cloth textures all around.

I guess that's the best thing that I do as far as ... everything artwise goes really.

I always feel like I don't understand how light effects cloth and that always shows, :/

You're style is unique with it though!

I tell you, I'm still learning about how light affects things myself.

love the details on this pic

Hah! I thank you, sir!