I recently got a tablet and was thinking about trying drawing again. It's been years since I tried drawing anything other than cabinetry, so I'm looking forward to seeing your tutorials! :)

Pregnant belly shape tutorials would come in very handy!

I could use a lot of tutorials lol
I'm still very much a beginner but I'd love to learn how to draw shapes and sizes better!

Shapes and variety of pregnant bellies would very much so be a good resource for reference and study.

And with any guide or tutorial, you should show examples of what NOT to do aswell.
An example that comes to mind is say like. how to connect the belly to the hips and torso.

Ooooo yeah, that’s a really good one. There are little choices that can honestly make or break a piece, so I find learning what to avoid doing to be just as informative

Honestly, moods and moments are the one thing I believe I truly suck at.

I don't draw too often anymore but I know whenever I have issues with pregnancy, it's:
- Portioning the body segments correctly to accommodate pregnancy (ie, where hips meet butt meet belly etc), and
- How to make the belly stand out or not appear so flat on a character. Like it's actually there interacting with the rest of the body around it rather than just tacked on.

How do you paint/color/render different types of pregnant bellies?

What are the most common steps you take to color one?

What are some common tactics you use to understand volume in your sketching phase?

just a few off the top of my head

wow! first thank you!
i think belly tutorial will be great and colour too, i love your shading and colour pattern!!! o:

Definetely how boobs lay on the belly and how the body deforms overall! Generally I'd say settings 101 "which settings fit the best for preg art or preg porn" because there is so much and sometimes it can get a little tactless if done wrong.

Thank you for doing this!

Awesome idea, thank you! Drawing damn hands and overall body poses is the hardest part for me.

Coming from a *primarily* non-fur angle:
non-human faces/head shapes are what I typically struggle with most.

Tbh I could use a tip or two about creating a mood/moments for the character as I do a ton of YCHs!

I will list with numbered points next to it.
1) How do you draw limbs in a foreshorten position? And make it look natural?
2) I have trouble picking what size digital canvas to use and dpi. I am not sure if I am zooming in too much or not enough. Or drawing too big or too small. Pointers?
3) For pregnant bellies. How do you pick a size to show a belly with one baby in there? What about more than one? Same for going through the months? And how gravity affects bellies to hang.
4) How to draw line-art that looks more natural and less stiff?

So this isn't really a preg related question, but any tips for drawing backgrounds? You do them really well and it adds so much to the image.

I have a less is more approach to backgrounds. Just a couple of touches to suggest a background is usually enough! Also, let your color choices do the talking. Colors will help tell your story just as much as background can :)

I think for pregnancy specifically,

- One of the hardest references / resources to find is month by month progression on the same body in a similar pose, so you can actually see the differences in development as the bulge sits on the body.

- The way breasts grow and shift on the body in response to both the belly growth, and lactation is also a great suggestion I see below.

- Perhaps even a breast comparison that shows them empty vs full of milk.

- Finally I would also second Lime Juice's third point, with calculating multiples vs single pregnancy.

As far as more generalized drawing, I feel like there are plenty of tutorials for more standard anatomy problems floating around, that being said if you feel like you have a unique perspective to offer there by all means go for it!
But I do think Pregnancy related tutorials are a place you would really shine and have good insight in since it's a much more niche topic that could definitely use some tutorials.

Very kind of you to lend a skilled hand to the community regardless of what you decide! And thank you for sharing your lovely work with us!

I would love to learn how to draw:
- hands/paws
- More dynamic poses
- breast physics

Thank you, Tiggy.

Very cool idea! In general it would be great to see Speed Painting videos in your performance ^^

I find it a struggle to draw it with an interesting pose, I usually just do standing or sitting! So some tutorials would be amazing :D

Any tips on drawing decent looking hands and fingers would be greatly appreciated, thanks

For me, what would be the best and better to avoid view angles and positions for a pregfur in an image?

And there's also a question not really related to tutorials, but I think a very relevant topic for freelancers. How do you distribute your day to be productive in terms of drawing? How do you manage to combine work for order and work for yourself with your character? How long does it take you to create one artwork?
What would you advise to create a comfortable yet productive schedule for a freelancer?

I'd love to see how you do your highlights and hair!