wow this reminds me so much of a ceramic i made for art exhibition at college last month... a wall bust with multi coloured blue, green, yellow and purple hair fanning out around..wonderful...love the style ur using :)

thnx everyone for the nice comments

i like this very much it is clean with nice colors and the eye is wonderful

Yes! He tortured, killed and ate little kids! He also stuck needles in his perineum... He is my favourite serial killer! I wish serial killers never existed, but once they exist, he is my favourite. >;)
You drew him extremely great! >:D
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This is fantastic...its as if the face is pushing out of an old photography. I love the attention to detail in the skin.

Why would anyone kill cereal? This is nice work,the eyes have that evil dead stare look those kind of people have. Good job on this.

Looks like he has a mustache :O

Lascaux doesn't support animation, I think Marcello is planing to work on that.. but, who knows...
Cute picture.. I like the blush..
Hair looks unfinished, probablyneeds more shading, and some highlighting (standard 'halo' type, y'know?).
Otherwise, nice ^^

You can't see the animation because you used Lascaux sketch. D:
Cute! I love inuYasha. ^_^

Thats cute! IS she dancing? Nice work can't wait to see finished

The doll seems to have the same expression as the humans, is she waiting for something? Maybe hes expecting a toast, a beginning they can both end. I love you Roman :(

her hand is wrong >< this one is handicapped too..

Erm... I'm no expert on realism, but you've got the basics down. I watched the animation, and you started by blocking the main colors in, which is definitely the way to start. Then you started using the blur tool, which, while useful at times, isn't the best in a pic like this. The dodge and burn tools are also dangerous when not used carefully. I much prefer to choose a darker shade of the same or a slightly different color. It's a little extra work, but it shows and gives the picture much more depth. Don't be afraid to shade with unconventional colors--if you're using a ref, and you see the colors there, they will work in the painting. For the fur on your cat, I'd take a very small brush at a low opacity and make short strokes in the basic color you want. Then, add darker tones in the same method. After that, work on the highlights, same way. The best thing that I can say about painting realism is--paint exactly what you see. Sometimes people have a an archetype in their heads, but if you work from that, the proportions can get all wonky and end up looking weird. I always second-guess myself when I'm painting. I hold the ref up, look at it sideways, upside down, whatever, to make sure I've gotten it the way it is. It takes a bit of practice, but with the start you already have, you should do very well. Good luck!

Thank you. I'll try to work on that.:)

How did I miss this one? It's adorable. :)

Very nice pic!!! >^o.o^<

Wah! It's so cute! You ish a cute one, yupyup. I love the eyes and hair!

The eyes and the hair look very pretty! :)

laykyn u little effer u stole my picture!!!!!!

WHOA Jakira youve gotten so much better than you used to draw lol gj!!

This is alot like my drawing when I first started. I reccommend Oekaki Shi Painter because you can you the pen tool. This gives your lines a smoother look rather than pencil. I also see that you've hidden your hands, why don't you show them? If you're not very good, so what? I'm not either. But I draw them again and again until I get better. Maybe copy your own ^_^ I do.
This looks very good, I say keep practicing and you'll be in intermidiate before you can say: 'SOLAR POWERED KILLING SHEEP'