have you ever played megaman x, like the first one

I haven't but it looks cool

its pretty good but its also the only one i can recommend

3 Words: Storm Eagle Theme 🌩🦅🎸

Have you ever seen the movies sing or zootopia? if so who has the better set of feet?

Only seen Zootopia but they seem to have the bigger and nicer feet in general

What's the origin of your name? God, I hope I didn't ask this already and didn't remember.

Probably some edgy phase I was in, wanting to pick something memorable but unique.

Of all the pieces of art you've done, what's your favorite you've done on this account, and what's your least favorite, and maybe why?

What inspired you to get into art? And what got you into the tickling side of things?

I've pretty much done art since forever. I usually attribute the tickling interest to ZP's old art. XP

If it's not too much to ask, do you think you could make a post explaining the process behind how you draw paws/feet? You draw some of the best paws and feet I've ever seen, and I'd love to know how you do it.

Honestly I've never thought about it. Maybe though! I'll go over it briefly here. And by briefly I mean here's a whole post.

It's mainly the result of a lot of practice and studying (looking at photos and videos, using my own feet as reference, guides).

I find reference in particular to be very helpful because you can look between the reference and your art and correct any mistakes you've made. You may intuitively want to draw a body part a certain way from a certain angle, only to realize it would look completely different based on the reference. Every mistake you correct builds up your mental model of that body part or object. Don't be afraid of reference, it's not cheating or anything. Even tracing can be a valid way of learning as long as you're paying attention (and don't pass it off as your own).

I think proportions and perspective are some of the biggest hurdles in general and lead to a lot of the issues people have with drawing things correctly. Honestly, again, you really just have to study feet and try to break them down to their base parts, which involves drawing a lot. You'll start to get that frustration that it doesn't look quite right, which means you need to go look up reference and figure out what you're doing wrong.

Ultimately the way I draw feet is the result of my own observations and preferences and experimentation over the years. If you look at my old stuff (https://www.furaffinity.net/gallery.....8840/Old-Stuff) it's pretty stiff and straight. Eventually I began to inject more humanlike foot features into it and play around with exaggeration (which can also be educational). For example for Ralsei (https://www.furaffinity.net/view/51611555/), I just basically tried to make the widest, curviest feet I could. For Towaga (https://www.furaffinity.net/view/56486201/), I went all in on length.

Well this was a lot. XP To more directly answer your question, if I made a guide it would be more along the lines of tips and tricks rather than step-by-step how to draw feet exactly like me. I may consider doing some small tuts in the future though.

Here are some more refs I like:
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Dd-xDqZWsAEGQqv.jpg

What first got you into tickling robots and other inorganic beings?

Not sure tbh. Just always been something I'm into. It's cute to imagine touching a hard surface and having it react.

What do you think about blueberry pancakes?

Delicious of course

Have you ever thought about doing any NickToons Tickle Art? CatDog, Angry Beavers, Rocko's Modern Life? If you have, which of the 3 NickToons would you tickle first?