this kind of shading makes your pictures better than the gradient one.

I liked your soft shading, but this kind certainly makes your picture 'pop' a bit more! Nice hands.

yeah, nice hands, but you shouldnt get into the habit of drawing one person youre good at. you should keep your horizons broad.

thats true, you really end up boring the public.

You do some kind of set of pictures that go evolving like this:

3 of them, normal.
3 or them, start with the yaoi thingie (indirectly)
From now on you pictures get yaoi'sh until the point its really boring.

What Kristine said. You should do a wider variety of characters, and even make your own ones.

Its really sad to see the Yaoi dominates you instead of the opposite. Maybe it sounds weird coming from me, one of your main attackers.

Didn't you reference this from a screenshot? If you did, you need to put that in the description.
Anyways, yes, this is much better than your usual pictures. I enjoy this type of shading. And I also agree with what Kristine said about keeping your horizons abroad.

EDIT: Kristine, comments double send when you refresh the page. That's why it says it twice XD;

But i changed the content :P

they only double when you click 'yes' when it asks you if you want to submit the form again. =P

Yeah, im retarded, definetaly. *sticks tongue out to marcello*

this turned out really well^^ I really really like his pose. it's funny XD and you drew the hands really well too.

Thank you XP...And, I will draw different characters, you guys..(>_>)

But every time I refresh the page after submitting a comment it double-posts D=

Dont take us saying you should draw other things as a hateful comment. in all honestly, you drawing the same thing really annoys me. If you never draw other things youll never get better.

xiau: on what browser?

Internet explorer.
...I guess that's why?

I don't have Firefox on my computer. Only on my brother's.

Even on firefox, I sometimes get double posts...

hands= <3

(^_^)

gig: as I said, if you click 'yes' it will repost. that's why you don't click yes. I don't remember if IE asks or not, some versions do, as far as I know.