My fox character, Ruby relaxing =3

more of my strong pokemon =3

Kratos/Umbreon: Lv: 100. Type: Dark. Gender: Male. Quiet nature. HP: 342. Attacks: Bite, Secret Power, Return, Toxic.

Pichu/Pichu: Lv: 100. Type: Electric. Gender: Male. Naughty nature. HP: 188. Attacks: Shock Wave, Charm, Sweet kiss, Thunder.

Lori/Electrike: Lv: 100. Type: Electric. Gender: Female. Timid nature. HP: 221. Attacks: Spark, Bite, Thunder, Charge.

Zelos/Espeon: Lv: 100. Type: Psychic. Gender: Male. Gentle nature. HP: 268. Attacks: Confusion, Return, Psychic, Psybeam.

(>w<) Wow..My first time drawing L..and..It looks great!! Teehee! He's fun to draw! I love his crazy look!

XD LOL! Glompage!...Tucker looks uncomfortable..he does like it..It's just XD he's on stage, and about to battle a chalenger, when Harley jumped out of the crowd, and glomped Tucker! Lol!

Harley : (GLOMP)

Tucker : Harley!

Harley : (hump, lol)

Tucker : Harley! Now right now! There's a challen--

Harley : But, you're so pretty on stage~~

Tucker : *sweatdrop*

(*D*) Aaaaw! Harley looks so cute!!~ (huggles) Yaaay Fluffy-looking pink-ish background! (lol)

still havnt though of a name for him yet, but this is my little dragon as a youngin' :)

she is the same anthro fox I drew before http://cellosoft.com/2draw/view/71639/ and I'm thinking of making her my orginal character. but I need a name for her.

if some one could help me find a name for her that would be great =)

for a friend of mine.
i need another nap -_-

Step 1: On layer 0, use a light colour, such as light blue, to make your preliminary lineart. It's easiest just to make broad geometric shapes in the same shape as your subject. This makes it easier when you go to "ink" your lineart, and ensures it will be proportionate (that is, if you DREW it proportionate!). Skipping this stage could cause your lineart to look disfigured, unless you've practiced enough to skip it.

Step 2: Next, go to layer 2. Use the pen or pencil tool (or whatever else you prefer) to make your lineart. Its good practice to experiment with different colours of lineart, but black is usually a safe bet. You can now erase the preliminary blue on layer 0. Tips: If your lineart looks too dark or intense, use the erase rectangle tool on low intensity and shave off a layer of it. It will make the lineart look finer and light, and when you go to colour the lineart wont look as separate from the colouring.

Step 3: On any layer lower than your black lineart, fill it in with colour! (but PLEASE dont use the "fill" tool. Not only will not work on a lower layer, but it looks ugly when people use it and it never goes to the edge of your lineart.)

Step 4: This step is just shading and detail. I'd go further into how to shade, but this isn't a shading tutorial! I just have 1 tip: Avoid shading dark areas with straight black. Shadows aren't black, they're merely darker tones of the same colour. However, if it's your "style" to shade with black, by all means go ahead.

There, I drew something. I can never get the dang eyes right. Shaded too. Worked on the anatomy a bit more. Any better?