Yeah first one is nice. Ya'll fractal people should check out some colour and composition theory if you haven't yet, think that'd be especially beneficial for abstract works like that.

Meanwhile I try to draw boobs

Not nearly big enough, those look remotely possible to have.
(Is good. U good at drawlings.)

aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaand the forum turns to titties.

this is okay.

those veins are distracting me from those distractions

boooooooooooooooooobs

i am okay with these

anyways here have some doodles
also vikingface

the beard looks really.. simple? compared to the rest of the viking
the shadow on it seems weird too, even though its where it should be

Possibly because beards aren't solid objects like the head or helmet is, so they shouldn't be shaded in the same way. Unfortunately, i don't know how to shade beards yet, but am vaguely working on learning to do so. :I

Probably want to throw some shadowed beard pixels in there too, for where the beard absorbs light as well as reflects it.

Likely yes. I will also have to look at some real beards at some point, it's obvious that my minds eye needs more information on beards before it is able to form a correct one. :v

but in the meantime i have doodled more things
these were amusing to doodle

Some perspective practice (school assignment) and random anime grill from few days ago


Shook, I liked that lying dragon and how you posed it with him lying with his neck turned over one of his arms. It's worth thinking about how the body is constructed, like the shoulder bone and muscles would cause a bump where they connect to the body which you could see from that angle, and the lower arm probably would extend less because it's coming from under the other side of his body/neck. And the head looked like it would connect more to the right. Pls ignore the dissapearing rock

ah yes, the bank of ayy lmao- where i cash all my checks. your perspective skills are awesome and that anime chick is super cute. im recently learning that i have trouble drawing anime style faces, heres a recent attempt. got any tips for this by chance? i really adore the style you used for yours.

Usually pointy chin and low-ish puffy cheeks
I start with drawing a sphere for the skull dome, aproximately, then underneath draw the part for the cheeks/jawline/chin, which is usually relatively small on manga/anime chars. If you make it wider and with puffier cheeks they'll look younger and vice versa (as in rl but amplified).
There's really nothing wrong with yours though, just that anime styled faces most of the time have these odd pointy chins.

dont forget the moe eyes and tiny nose

hmm that makes sense, thanks for the pointers. ill try and giveit another go sometime tonight :p


how could i?!!