DOODLE-MAINIA

[Muninn]

I don't know how easy/hard it is to do it from scratch in Photoshop but this looks as polished as any sketch could be. Very good.

[Steve the Pocket]

Well, mostly there's the whole business of not being drawing on the same surface the lines show up on. Fine for tracing a premade sketch at 200% zoom; tricky for drawing onto a blank screen at a small enough size to see the whole thing at once.

[Chris]

SO MUCH WIN

[lastwyvern]

Fail hands ftw!

[datherman]

You draw better at age 12 than I have ever drawn in my 19 years of existence. Yeah, the hands are pretty bad, but you've got plenty of time to improve.

Also, the eyes seem a bit lopsided at first glance, though perhaps it only looks that way because of the direction of the mouth, which I don't think lines up with the general angle of the entire face. Of course, take my advice with the usual several grains of salt.

[Mekkah]

Playing around with a style that doesn't look completely like feces. Constructive criticism, anyone?
No talking about the hands though, I know that already.

Eyes are scary.

Hands are too small.

Position is weird...

The arms are totally off and I'm pretty sure the body is too thin. Or maybe the legs are just too thin for the body.

God knows.

You also need to work on a starting point for the hair.

[Dr. Sticks]

despite the fact that your first drawing isn't "good" I think that the style succeeds in being very creepy indeed, because of its problems. the hands really don't look bad, depending on what style you're considering O_o

of course, if you would like to become a professional better I guess I would have to begrudgingly suggest that you practice drawing hands

[MuffinSticks]

Hands are the rising artist's bane. But yeah, you're good for your age.

[lastwyvern]

New challenger approaching

[Dr. Sticks]

lol it really feels like it's on a gameboy pocket!

[Comrade K]

My vixen character with a little cub. I screwed up a number of things on this picture, mainly the cub and her scruff, which makes her look huge. Also, my broken MacGyver'd scanner doesn't pick up a lot of the details of the colouring.

[Rooster]

Well, mostly there's the whole business of not being drawing on the same surface the lines show up on. Fine for tracing a premade sketch at 200% zoom; tricky for drawing onto a blank screen at a small enough size to see the whole thing at once.

I find when sketching on tablets that it's hard to even get the circles right at first. It always takes me 2/3 goes.

[lastwyvern]

[nickspoon]

I like that one. Very creative.

[lastwyvern]

Thanks nick :3