Starting to get work done on my new design. Though, I think his black fur needs to be a lighter shade.

Three weeks of hard work freehanding this... Hope y'all like it

Johnny Bravo. Nice!

Dude. Johnny Bravo is awesome.

dang, he's pretty. nice work

Right han'some fella ... always liked his cartoons.

I draw foxes and cats x333 hi

Looks really nice! And she's pretty cute.

Knew someone like that in the 6th grade. Real good at math. Suzanne, I think, but it was long ago....

Thank you D-Rock!!! am glad people like what I do <3

well, you're very good at what you do ....

Black Cat Magic Hours: Prologue

Five hundred and seventeen dollars, and 35 cents.

Two bags of personal belongings, including a few sets of clothes, some books, a journal, a road map, and some other small personal possessions.

A 1973 Plymouth Fury, Dark Blue.

A set of damaged glasses.

These were all that Jolty Halvenson had when he left that night. This was all he could take. After that, everything went downhill. It all just...crumbled apart. Like an old granola bar in the bottom of a backpack.

He had difficulty being hired, even for trivial jobs. A black cat was a bad omen. And no one cared enough to buy gloves that had an extra digit on each finger to account for his polydactyl.


So he did whatever he could. He fought tooth and nail to stay alive.

He was always told he was smart, that he had a bright future, maybe as a scientist, or even an artist. He was always told he was good at science and drawing.

But he knew they were lying. Nobody wanted to be honest and admit he was an absolute failure. A coward, always hiding behind his stronger, more popular twin. But he knew it. After his twin had gotten his scholarship to the acting school he always dreamed of, Jolty left. He wasn’t needed anymore. They had graduated, and he didn’t intend to stay around the house. He needed a job, and he needed to move on.

The first three years had been hard. But Jolty discovered that he had a little charisma, and with what little intelligence he had, he made it work.

The last 3 had been harder. His car was breaking down, and a few times he had almost died of hypothermia. But he made it work, he always had.

He remembered the night he left. Everyone had been fast asleep. He grabbed all the things he could fit into two smaller bags, and ran outside. He pulled on the handle trying to hide the tears streaming down his face from himself. He pulled open to the door, finally, and drove off, cranking on the radio to hide his own sobs.

You’re not needed anymore….

She kind of reminds me of Autumn from precocious... Very nice work otherwise.

owo, who is Autumm, and thanks <3


here another shot =D

Go to precociouscomic.com and read up on it. In fact sometimes housepets will advertise it at the very bottom of the page!

I will, after I finish re-reading funny farm... still on the 2009 archive @_@

Since I can't draw or make art, I'm gonna share an artist I found on the YouTubes that I enjoy. She does kind of talk in a childish manner, but she makes beautiful watercolor paintings that are really cool to watch be made.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pyDRolcvukI

wow, that artist is awesomeeeeeeeeeee

Since it's Housepet's 10th anniversary, thought I'd make something a bit special~ <3

Great special draw, Isaac. Nice draws, Jolty-Kun. Cool one, Asurakitsune.

Really enjoying watching your character emerge, IaMJackie....

A fusion of Reinhardt from Tails of Babylon and Winter from Housepets 1X. As this doesn't involve canon characters, decided to post it here instead of the fan art thread.

I've been working on my drawing and this is the first one I feel confident enough about to post online.

Any suggestions would be very helpful!

Whew - art break! Love the shading.

That's very cute, Ferret! I like it! Well done!

Looks pretty good, Ferret.

Here goes... my first ever completely digital drawing...

Made my last guy, but digital and better! Shading!

I would love any suggestions or help on improving on my work!

Deft mix of shades and coloration...very striking. Lotta personality there. Well do'ed.

Hehe! Thank you very much! I'm happy you like him!

Looks great!

Managed this.

What I did was make a flat top-down view of the thing, then went edited it in Clip Studio Paint to look angled, then lined from there. Came out a lot better than I expected, but I realized I drew myself into a corner when it came to applying the strings, so just left them out.

Also, this violin was only meant to be used by Macabre when he was in an alternate form, which I posted here some time ago, but seeing everyone's art with him using this normally, decided why not? Even got some backstory for this. It was a gift from Macabre's father when he set out from his home.

Finished this Red Husky! Three hours of labor have come and end!

Looks really good! Liking the brushstroke look.

Made the first of these a little while ago, the second earlier today. Have links due to size.

https://d-rock92.deviantart.com/art/Erin-749975967

https://d-rock92.deviantart.com/art/Marble-750459689

Detective Pikachu... Never thought that would be a thing, but it works. Also, I wanted to draw Rick Griffin's O.C., Jenna, again.

They're looking really cool!

Terrific shading work there, dryideabat...

Finally made Macabre's enhanced form. Still can't quite do backviews, though.

Well if you're looking for tips, i think part of it is you're trying to center things when you shouldn't. from his head and shoulder position, this should be a 3/4 angle shot, so the details shouldn't be centered. the middle of the bone "V"s should be 2/3 of the way across his chest/back at this angle, not in the middle. second, unless they're skinny enough that their ribs show, a person's chest is either flattish or bows outward, but the back often bows inward but just slightly, so you need to reverse how you curve certain things compared to how they are on the front. I think you actually overdid that curvature a little under his arm, or under did it on his lower back, cause it seems like he is simultaneously leaning back and standing ramrod straight, somehow.
also from the side your jaw hinge lines up with your windpipe not the middle of your neck. so while the front view is close enough to have the right effect, from a 3/4 behind view the jaw hinge should be more to the right and not line up with the neck at all. lastly, the tail bone is part of the spine and should follow the same curve as the rest of it, if you give the top of the lines for the tail too much of a sharp corner to them it makes it look like the spine is bending 90 degrees, which is something that would break it, try starting it a little higher up and at an angle instead of straight out then down.

any of that help?

Still far from getting perspective right. Let's see if I can do it right the next time. doubt it

Never noticed that with the chest, another thing to jot down.

Not sure I understand what you mean about his lower back, though.

Did not know that about the jaw hinge. That's what I get for not consulting a reference...

Hm, with what you said about the tail (gave me a bit of a headache, that detail) sounds like my initial sketch would've been slightly better. Odd considering I thought it looked awful. Had to look up how Rick does muscular tails to get this version, but still didn't get it right.

the side of his back bows inward to a degree that (to me at lest) looks like he's leaning, but the middles of the decorative bone things are in a straight line. the details contradict each other.