I used to carry a small sketch book and a black micron pen everywhere I went and would doodle and sketch when I felt like it.

I tend to break characters/objects down into simple shapes and then point them in different directions to train my brain for perspective and give me more familiarity with design consistency when I need to sharpen up. Taking pieces of artwork that you admire and attempting to freehand copy them is also helpful for learning form and style. Lastly, and most importantly, is drawing with your brain “shut off”. Throw on something that steals your attention and let your hand just follow whatever pops into your head. No stakes, expectations, or stress can yield surprising lessons.

Hmm. I’d like to see a WIP from you at some point to see your process.

I’ll see what I can do ^^

You do a lot of traditional for practice?

Almost exclusively. I've found that getting a solid grip on the hardest medium makes everything else less intimidating.

Interesting. I haven’t actually done traditional for a long time. Actually had a couple false start before I tried drawing on an iPad.
Might dive back into it then. I have a couple books to go with it.

Here’s a bit of nonsense ^^

https://www.furaffinity.net/view/57098486/

https://www.furaffinity.net/view/57098510/

If I get up to drawing humans reasonably well I might just create an OC to torment with various TF shenanigans.

Dooooo it XD It’s fun and educational

Thinking of the gym bully I want mousified….