Sorry for the long gap between uploads. I'm facing some troubles right now.
First is that I'm struggling with ideas on what to draw, I have a huge list of characters I want to draw but I don't know any poses/scenarios in which my gallery will not become repetitive.
Second is that I have some sort of curse where sometimes I can draw well and something I draw like a 5 year old. I don't know if it's like this with other artists?
No need to apologize! Creators go through these things all of the time!
In my opinion, try asking everyone for suggestions! I'm sure there're some really creative ideas floating around in the head of one of your watchers. I know I can offer some!
First of all, how have I never found you before?! Secondly, it's natural for artists to have art problems. I won't pretend to be an expert, but, if you feel like you're in a rut or want to avoid a block, look at other peoples work! It's just like reading. Not liking what you see is as important as liking it. It helps you to develop your own ideas and even find a place that pushes you to your personal edge.
Personally, I know I have days where I'm just not happy with what I've drawn. When that happens I usually set it aside for later, or ask someone I can trust what they think. DO NOT BELITTLE YOURSELF! For me, I had to rise to a place where I was simply happy to complete a finished work before I allowed myself to be objectively critical of my work while understanding it will take time to get to where I want to be.
Sorry about the long post...Loving you stuff! ^_^;;
If you have a lot of characters in mind, but you're struggling to come up with scenarios, poses, and just general ideas for them, try and think of the sort of fetishes, themes, and contexts you like to see most often. For example, I love BDSM, jealousy, and popularity boosting for topics. Talking with others always helps too, since 2 minds working on an image can help produce a more thought-out idea. As is, lots of yours tend to just be cute girl with gut. While nice, it's very overly simple.
Secondly, if you're having issues with consistency, trust me this happens a fair amount with other artists. The best way to solve this is to have friends and people you trust look at your images before you get too far into them. Spot anything that looks off, much like how I can see right here you're still struggling with shaping arms, if Gardevoir isn't meant to look so swole atleast. Alternatively look for books, sites, and videos on drawing and various other topics. You might be surprised how much easier it is to do this or that with a little knowledge from the pros.
We are always our own harshest critics, artist or otherwise. So contact and talk with others more. You seem so secluded with this being your first comment here, and while it's definitely possible to improve on your own, that's so much slower as to be not worthwhile. I even volunteer my expertise and experience for you if you're willing to have me onboard.
Posted by Malachi21148 6 years ago Report
Sorry for the long gap between uploads. I'm facing some troubles right now.
First is that I'm struggling with ideas on what to draw, I have a huge list of characters I want to draw but I don't know any poses/scenarios in which my gallery will not become repetitive.
Second is that I have some sort of curse where sometimes I can draw well and something I draw like a 5 year old. I don't know if it's like this with other artists?
Posted by HisashiHinata 6 years ago Report
No need to apologize! Creators go through these things all of the time!
In my opinion, try asking everyone for suggestions! I'm sure there're some really creative ideas floating around in the head of one of your watchers. I know I can offer some!
Second, it really do be like that sometimes, bro.
Posted by FaerieDevil 6 years ago Report
First of all, how have I never found you before?! Secondly, it's natural for artists to have art problems. I won't pretend to be an expert, but, if you feel like you're in a rut or want to avoid a block, look at other peoples work! It's just like reading. Not liking what you see is as important as liking it. It helps you to develop your own ideas and even find a place that pushes you to your personal edge.
Personally, I know I have days where I'm just not happy with what I've drawn. When that happens I usually set it aside for later, or ask someone I can trust what they think. DO NOT BELITTLE YOURSELF! For me, I had to rise to a place where I was simply happy to complete a finished work before I allowed myself to be objectively critical of my work while understanding it will take time to get to where I want to be.
Sorry about the long post...Loving you stuff! ^_^;;
Posted by hibbyjibby 6 years ago Report
If you have a lot of characters in mind, but you're struggling to come up with scenarios, poses, and just general ideas for them, try and think of the sort of fetishes, themes, and contexts you like to see most often. For example, I love BDSM, jealousy, and popularity boosting for topics. Talking with others always helps too, since 2 minds working on an image can help produce a more thought-out idea. As is, lots of yours tend to just be cute girl with gut. While nice, it's very overly simple.
Secondly, if you're having issues with consistency, trust me this happens a fair amount with other artists. The best way to solve this is to have friends and people you trust look at your images before you get too far into them. Spot anything that looks off, much like how I can see right here you're still struggling with shaping arms, if Gardevoir isn't meant to look so swole atleast. Alternatively look for books, sites, and videos on drawing and various other topics. You might be surprised how much easier it is to do this or that with a little knowledge from the pros.
We are always our own harshest critics, artist or otherwise. So contact and talk with others more. You seem so secluded with this being your first comment here, and while it's definitely possible to improve on your own, that's so much slower as to be not worthwhile. I even volunteer my expertise and experience for you if you're willing to have me onboard.
Posted by The Saint of Ravens 6 years ago Report
A wonderful piece~ I love the belly, and the overall coloration <3
Posted by Jors 6 years ago Report
I just found my favorite vore artist
Posted by Turbotowns 6 years ago Report
Fattening and Beautifying!