I like the folds on the left part of its body (his right our left)

woh :0 I remember seeing that show a looong time ago XD

very cute :3

This is cute, but not yet intermediate.

I already mentioned this on another of your pieces but I'll repeat it here since your still working on it.
The lineart could be cleaner and a little darker. Airbrush is good to use, set a med, drawn thick, then coming back with the soft erasure on med/low and shaving it down. The lines looks cleaner and smoother. And your coloring, though pretty, is way to light. Try to darken it, and add a background other then white and for God's sake, avoid the blur tool. It messes pictures up if overused.

This is fine so far.

Haha, no you don't want a camera like this! It's only a Pentacon Pracktica, which was a replica of other better cameras at the time. It was made in East Germany (while there still was an East Germany) and the light meter doesn't work when you set the exposure at around 1/500 or 1. The little lightmetre scale inside the viewfinder is wonky too.

But I'm taking donations for a Leica.

I do that when I don't know what to draw. If you have something around that's interesting to draw then I say draw it. You certainly learn more from a life ref then a static one.

Wow, do they even make camera's like that anymore? It's like since digital all these camera's look like they should be in a museum. But they're more fun to use. Nice Giselle.

lol, yeah, there are a lot of film cameras still being made. The quality of the photos will always be immpecable compared to digital, what with the lack of pixelation. Chemical processing always gives the photos a certain aesthetic too, almost a glow. And assuming you have darkroom facilities, it's actually really cheap to print. The cost of chemicals and an enlarger is far less than a professional 10mpx digital camera and one hell of a printer. But mostly it's just art students and professional photographers you'll find with dinosaurs.

This is great, love the contrast of the black/white and red.
Chaotic, you should check out this one of Mocha as well, I like the hair on that one too.

Wow, thanks all of you!! *glomps all of you*

Chaotic: I use the watercolor tool and different shades of gray..also I used the pressure sensitivity tool to make the strands taper.

i've been wanting to draw hair like that but never figured out how. thanks Mocha!!! :)

and you too for the other example enjoy :)

Ahhhh, another pretty one from you.
How did you get it so smooth in Shi? Watercolor?
Those eyes are just wow.

really nice work, I like the composition.

the characters you draw sort of look like the cute portrait of yourself that you did :)

Playing is fun, And it looks good too!

This is like those 70's mobiles that were so popular back then. Or was that 60's?
Glad to see you back Tammy.

Love this, interesting to me that your draws here are so different formthe ones you used to do at YD!

Somehow Brokeback Mountain comes to mind.

The last time I made pudding it was chocolate, and it was homemade from scratch, and it was two days after I had a hysterectomy. (just a partial one, but it still wasn't any fun) When the bowl slipped from my hands because I had my fat toddler niece Caroline wiggling on one hip (she weighed like 11 lbs at birth...big lil' girl) this was much later and she was a lot heavier, and I was trying to move the bowl from the counter to the table...it slipped from my hand and crash, break, splat... broken glass and chocolate pudding on the floor, the the cabinet doors, the walls... it was like a chocolate pudding atom bomb. I immediately recalled the parting words of my funny spectacle wearing little old ob/gyn surgeon... "No lifting... no sweeping, no mopping, no vacuuming, blah blah... for at least 6 weeks"...... haHAH... so just for fun, I called him at home and said "HEY"!!! I was lifting my fat niece and I dropped a huge bowl of pudding on the floor. You said no lifting, no mopping... here's a reality check, doc... there's no one else here to do it, should I put her on the floor and let her play in the broken glass and pudding while you drive over to baby sit and mop? I hung up on him while he was laughing. :D I managed to clean up, but we both had "pudding pants" before it was over. I have no idea how this was intended to be interpreted, but that's honestly my take on the lovely work of art. Doctors are sooooooooooo stupid, but pudding pants can be fun, anyway.

I just realized how this could be taken if you follow the revisions and use a little imagination, hence the brokeback Mountain comment, but no, Just began as a guy at a bar, then for no reason he was saying butt, then I didn't like the smoke in v1 so I redid it and while I was there I changed his expression a little, then I decided I only liked the smoke part so I went with that and then I heard Ray Romano from Everybody loves Raymond call his wife Pudding pants on TV, so I put that in.

Mai drewed. Such a nice painterly realsitic girl (girl yes? I get fooled too often with some of these)
Agreed with the handprint, getting all the wrinkles. I likes the nose and mouth.

Haha thanks guys

Lark> IT'S NOT ME D:<

This is awesome.c: I especially like the lips.

uhhh are you being sarcastic? what are you emo? lol
just trying to be helpful...

Ahhh poor Tokyomewmew :( Hey I like this character, It's really cute. I am not really one to critisize, but your drawing could use a bit smaller line thickness. Other than that, it is a GREAT drawing for beginner level. I should know, I am still in beginner level. I am working on one drawing that I think could be Intermediate, but it's not finished yet because it is not at all near Intermediate. Keep drawing Tokyo! Practice makes perfect!

It's cute! but can you do the arms and the rest of the body?

all I can think is "GOATSE!"

lol, you are definitly liking olives recently, so nice lol

HAHA..finally married one! "." .. lol great