1. Exploration with mildly large characters (but no triple chin stuff. XD)

2. Your grasp on anatomy, fat, and lighting. You do mostly fit characters.

3. YES, your skill is AMAZING. Well, besides money, nothing. XDD

1. that's a possibility if i ever get a subject to draw -tends to draw better with one-
2: - you like - my anatomy?
- you don't like - how i draw fat and lighting?
and woah you're right, i didn't notice.

3: my skill is.. xD i dunno, i feel i could be alot better.

I like how you do anatomy, lighting, AND fat (healthy fat is still fat. xD)

ohhhh C: well thank you then!

I'd love to see more cetaceans in actionistic or dynamic poses, as you did for finna as the assassin:)

2: I love your anatomy and attention to detail, and the heart you put into your work:)

3: I would, if I had the money ((bankerphin has no pocket money)

4: please continue to enjoy yourself in making art; explore, have fun, but above all make sure you do art you *enjoy*!:)

Whale, cetaceans /are/ fun to draw -badpun-

And i shall most certainly keep enjoyin the art i do c: thanks!

most welcome:)

I always love your anthro cetaceans in provocative poses, and your often bizarre experimental creatures. Like that Venus flytrap you did. Never seen the like! Your style is distinctive ... I perhaps lack the artistic vocabulary to name out precisely why, but I like how your digital art has a more organic, hand painted look to it. I also enjoy your flippant, fun loving attitude :) you've given me many smiles.

THank you! ^^ Is there anything you'd like to seen drawn more of in the future?

You already have wonderful variety. Always love your DW, with the lovely blue hue and counter shade pattern.

I'd be interested in seeing a beluga fem-phin. Voluptuous and soft, perhaps singing, as they are the "canaries of the sea"

Or more dolphins with serious faces. We're so often portrayed as happy go lucky lol for good reason I'd say but that makes the serious or angry that much more interesting. Like a squint eyed "make my day, punk" pose.

1. I am fond of your original species(es? idk how to make this plural). And mechs. Wow mechs.

2. Attractive: lots of detail, good grasp of anatomy, coloring, lots of technical skill. Unattractive: You don't seem to like to use any bright/vibrant colors, which I understand might just be an aesthetic choice on your part. There are a few exceptions to this in your gallery (like your new ref sheet. Very pretty colors there!). Shading with black/gray (or grayish colors), which again is probably just an aesthetic choice.

3. I would indeed (I have before). But yeah, finances.

Hooraymechs not enough mechs. (seriously)

2: Thank you! Though I feel I'm lacking in those sections funnily enough. Also funny, I tend to shade with blues and purples, (maybe it's a loss in the subtlety when it's downgraded for the site?) but I have noticed the lack of vibrant colors with my work, and I am trying to remedy the problem. It's just a matter of stepping away from an art piece and then looking at it later to go "Ohh." Which is hard to do because I feel once I stop, momentum for the piece is lost.

Thanks for your input!

Must be. Either that or our monitors display differently (or both). And I know that feel. I have so many unfinished sketches in my art folder it's pitiful.