yes you can specify what you want the doodle to be lmao

How to make line art with thin and thick lines so it doesn’t look like a coloring book owo

i mean how to do cleaner lines would definitely be rad, but some other things that come to mind would be stuff like how to do expressions. not necessarily the basics, more the cartoony variety, because the movement of the faces is so exaggerated and there is so much emphasis on how the different parts of the face move/interact with each other, with all the scrunching up lol. like in that expression ych you have, for example. at least for me that would be pretty cool to see as some sort of tutorial (and probably for others too lol).
other than that, something i also would love to learn more about is imitating styles (like the tlk style for example), even tho that's a super broad topic and idk how well that is fit to do a tutorial about, because i feel like that would need some more in depth info.
last thing i thought about would be how to use textures and similar details in art to make it look cooler. i either don't use it at all or do way too much, and i really like how you use it, for example in the catdog piece, i like how the single strokes on top add to it. pretty sure that would be difficult to explain too lol so good luck if you want to do that :'D

HEEBJEEB!!
I have a VERY genuine question!!!
Would you be able to offer any kind of insights or tips on something like your piece here https://www.furaffinity.net/view/44939266/ ? More specifically; is there any kind of techniques you can share when it comes to ‘eyeballing’ colors? Like, bro, you did this with no eyedropper tool, and I have some serious respect for that. Ive always wanted to be able to do that, but honestly, most of the time I use ANY kind of enviroment reference, I still use the dropper tool, hhhgh.

And hey, thanks for the opportunity to ask! I might actually drop by after a day or two and ask more stuffff (if thats ok??)

Honestly I'd love to see a rendering and expressions tutorial from you. Same thing with lining and how you do backgrounds/compositioning because MAN they rock. The first time I saw your art I remember the way that you drew faces and posture always stuck out to me as unique and very bouncy/vivid with tons of life, never stiff.

An example of your rendering/painting skills is here: https://www.furaffinity.net/view/43897934/ some tutorial on how you painted this would be great! In addition to this, this piece: https://www.furaffinity.net/view/42600632/ is an example of something I'd like to know how to achieve, something that flows and has an invisible line leading you to the action (composition).

I try to learn shading atm, so any tutorials on this, I would hugely appreciate. I experimented with some light and shadows, but I don't feel they are effective enough yet. Anything that moves me away from just "flat colours".

YES I would freaking love that!
I struggle so much with anatomy and it sux that no one offers any advice
If I ever upload my art to this website I’d absolutely poke you if you offered

Some of your pieces have this really great "vintage screencap" feel and I would love to know some tips and tricks to really sell that vibe? I'm a sucker for fake screencaps but knowing what effects and tweaks sell the vibe would be sick!

Also blood, could never hurt to learn how to paint blood better...