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If it wasn't exhausting, would it be as much fun?

Very nice! Though... that name brings nothing but naughty images to mind.

I had to stop giggling before I could click the link.

Hawt.

I has no more words.

...Oh wait.

Holy snapple, that's niz-ice.

Nice enough I had to bust out the ghetto to properly express my sentiments!

Awesome job.

;_; We're clear, ma'am.

Very nice piece.

My general rule is anything over a handful is a waste.

Anyone can be a bombshell if you put them in the right light, so to speak. ^.-

...And there are times people wonder why I say I'm a professional pervert.

It's also worth noting that, unless I have a specific REASON to do so, most of my characters are lacking utterly in the chest department. Because they're all lithe. And sweater kittens are not lithe.

Rrrrowl.

Very nice.

Huh.. Thought I'd /slorped here already.

(Applies one (1) /slorp to Juggertha.)

Keep up the great work, and cheers to this milestone and the next, as you deserve both!

Waugh.

Now I'm tempted to turn my pen from scrawling fancy glyphs on paper... to once again trying to make pretty pictures.

Very nice piece. The detail work, in particular!

It's the concept of micro over macro.

You get good at the little pieces, then you work on putting them altogether.

After all, any big project is really just a LOT of tiny projects put together.

Can definately see some ideas coming to shape there.

Though, I can give you a few hints that I used during my (short lived) art career that really helped me out a bit, in capturing a certain 'feel' in a piece.

Practice, a LOT. But there are things you want to keep in mind when you DO practice that really make a difference towards actually learning something: You don't have to draw a full piece to really practice. Heck, you can do what I did for hours on end, and draw 'framework' (sort of what you did [assumption] on that piece, from what I can tell. Those are very familiar thin lines underneath the thicker bits. ) in various poses. What you have right now is a tendency towards a very 'static' pose. While not bad, it lacks energy... and getting energy into your art can go a long way towards fitting the images in your head.

You also don't even have to draw a full 'framework' or detailed piece, either. You can spend time positioning legs to get something you're happy with.. hands.. feet.. That sort of thing. Shading is worth focusing on, too, because that can create a fair amount of depth.

But, for the most part, keep on practicing. You're making some progress there.

Practice makes perfect, as they say.

Keep working at it! Play around with half-sketches and other things, too, to focus on areas you feel you're having problem with (after all, you view of your work as an artist is pretty valuable).

Can't think of more motivators. Hmm. Must be low on coffee.

Appropriately trippy, given the source material(s).

Very nice! I especially like the color choices.

Voiced a previous opinion, but definately looks good.

Especially since it evolved from a one-person sketch into a full spread.

I normally avoid doing this, but I suppose if it's to help someone out...

Meni Talia is up for drawing purposes. <.< Great if you need to figure out how to draw someone that looks perpetually bored (demon of Sloth! ...Not the most active sect of demonology).

I should really work on getting more shots of her... or get her wings finally.

Onea them.

Sheesh! I wish I had half the talent this sorta thing takes.

(Magical-girl spins into a cheerleading outfit.)

Goooo Speedy!

It'd just make me worry about faceplanting more then usual.

Then again, I tend to faceplant at the drop of a hat, so it shouldn't really worry me.

This is why having an army of clones (and/or lookalikes) is a bad (and yet amusing) thing.

Very nice.

You know what's wheely good for caboose-related injuries?

A nice cog shower!

Or was it coaling out infront of a furnace or fire?

Hmm. I forget.

...

I'd submit to Lady Recluse any day. D:

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I just lost my train of thought.

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I'm pretty sure it got box(car)ed with what was left of my pun-o-meter.

I'll have to conduct(er) a search later for it. Sorry.

That pun was certainly hard to choo(Choo!) on.

My pun-o-meter just got railroaded.

Curiosity may kill me on this one.

As it's done many times before!

Hmmhmm.

:/

I'm usually lucky if my heroes can stop minions, let alone something like trains.

Or bullets, for that matter! Though, I may go try something like this anyway..

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<gasp> she's nekkid!

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...I'm a little ashamed I missed that.

(Sighs. Marches off to renew her Professional Pervert license.) Must be getting stale.

I'm now curious as to what O.o entails.

And yet somehow believe it'd be a conversation that would be very hard to keep clean.