Nice, simple, clean style and lines.
What's the jagged line between the eyes?

Is the background a highly blurred sunset picture or something you came up with?
Aaah! I see it is from a photo you took. Good blending it with the character!

Awesome!!!!! I like how you did a shadow point. Ain't he nice looking?

Ok, I'll give you some critiques even tho I'm not good at drawing.
I think you can improve your self/your fursona by giving a skeleton of cat,like this cat. That's about it. Conclusion : Nice work!

When I first got the idea for my fursona, I asked Zander to draw him for me, which you can see here. He added the line, as part of his style, so that it could serve as in indicate where the fur changes color, but sense Seth is grey, it wasn't needed for that. I wanted to kept the line there as a facial feature The only other unique feature Seth has is that his hands are a slightly dark garnet color.

I'll try to do that when I start drawing more, but for now, I like Seth to be illustrated with a stronger anthro style, more than an animistic. For the actual shape of his face, I used this as a reference. I don't know who drew it, but I know that it was for R3Create.

mockingbird!

Ooo Nice!!

so does Texas
well Northern Mocking bird. I really want to say, "what's the difference?" but I don't wanna get mocked

So I had another commissioner so yay!



He's a sheep moth, or say the commissioner says so, but he's a moth at least.

Haaa, i see what you did there.
LuLz

Here are some sketches I did for the SDS and other stuff, I guess.

5mins scatch,


some Detective going nut


oh why am I so bad?

Poof

Possibly the first piece of art that I'm truly happy with.

Title is, fittingly enough, "I'm your huckleberry." If you don't know that quote, shame on you...
Anyways, it was done for a friend over on FA-- drawing my fursona over and over again got boring.

What do you guys think?

Oh, and by the way, the gun's a top-break Smith & Wesson No. 3 Schofield revolver. It was far superior (IMHO) to the classic Colt Single Action Army; the Smith's more than twice as fast to reload and it has bigger, clearer sights.

I really need a scanner


Ignore the smaller sketch. Just some one being sat on to death.

and you call that a coincidence.

I like that one.

Looks really... mmmm... Digimon style.

something like that, but i really like.

I just finished a gift for R3Create.



I think I'm getting somewhat better.
I don't know, what do y'all think?

Looks good, you used markers?

Why we dont see more of your bored-at-work-time work?

Work doodles can sometimes turn out surprisingly well. Of course, depending on your work environment, explaining them to co-workers can be interesting.

drew this earlier today, one of the few good pieces i have made...



it really depresses me for some reason

hey it's nice looking! don't get depressed.

Hey, that's pretty good Arjay. Remember, you're your own worst critic.

I don't draw, but I have done a few photoshop-ish type things in Paint.net. I have had times when I asked someone what they thought and they were blown away by what I did, and all I could see in it was fault here, fault there, the entire thing still looked horrible to me.

If it's not up to your standard of where you want it to be, then don't just say "it's good enough" and leave it, but don't think that it's bad. Always get other peoples opinions before you decide it's bad.

If you would like a truly unbiased opinion on something, send me a PM and I'll be glad to give you one.

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Hmmm...

I don't know what you could think of while drawing that that could depress you.

I did some small practice for using adjustment layers for shading.


Right now the only think seperating cats from dogs sometimes is a shorter muzzle

Hey. It's time for more of my mom's work. This time, it's one of her non-portrait projects: Chair Styling

She made this for me for an early birthday present.

Here's the front

The fabric and the clocks on the back were store bought, She did the logo and the time vortex on the legs of the chair.

A closeup of the seat front


A couple closeups of the back



The back of the chair


a closed view


and a closeup of the back


not pictured are the numerous tally marks on the underside of the seat.

as before, more of my mom's work can be found here
and she can also be commissioned for portraits or chairs there.

Now, Thats a chair!

it's awesome, the painting and the fabric make a great match

I drew something that's not a pony again.

my hand writing sucks

is a great drawing and a good writing.
I wouldnt say it sucks.

@Exranio
Looks a little equine like to me. its not bad yet looks really Pony

Since this is for FlintTheSquirrel, I figured I'd share it here.
This is my little brother as an Emolga, in the middle of an intense NES game:

Probably Ninja Gaiden...



And here's a Zorua, just because:

It doesn't suck.

Also...$2.99 for a doughnut?!

thanks!

Tax is not included

don't ask me who he is

Mcgiver

and... Chabelo? (I know is Steve)

*hugs* *hugs again* wow lots of people actually recognize him!