Honestly: I like the fact that you do latex artwork (because that's my own fetish XD). The posing is good and the anatomical proportions are also pretty good. Your pieces are nice and colourful.

I don't order art from anyone, nothing personal, I'm just a cheapskate :P

Thanks, so latex is a key factor? It began to seem to me that I was doing something wrong and it was possible that latex work on the contrary repelled most of the audience.

Anatomy and color are still the primary things that I’m doing, but now I’ll gradually try to add emotions and plastic, it seems to me that the work looks too mathematical, and therefore boring and lacks liveliness.

Maybe you are not cheapskate, but simply very economical and prudent. :P

Everyone has their fetish :) I watch you because of your latex art. Others will do the same.

Some dynamic poses would be good, that would liven things up.

Hehe one day I'll spend money on a comission :)

Thanks for the answer, it also seems to me that I need more dynamics, rendering and interesting diverse angles.

1- I Love your work and kinda jealous of your talent in all honesty. Your art is amazing!

2- more living latex! because like I mean who doesn't like that?

3- my main factor from not ordering from you is that... I am very unemployed and I have no money insight. Currently job hunting at the moment so yeah. One day i hope to be able to order from you.




Keep up the amazing work you amazing person <3

Thanks. But do not be jealous, they say that those athletes who do not look at other athletes, but practice for themselves, for the sake of their ideas, achieve great success. I think that with drawing, too, something like that. A good skill is a matter of time and the right skills that are gradually developing. The more time you spend on some activity, the closer to success, of course, if you approach it wisely. So after a few years, you can look at my work and say, yes, there was nothing so special here. ;)

Latex lived, is alive and will live. Oh, no, they were talking about Lenin, although they both begin with the letter L. So, maybe this applies to both of them. :P

Perhaps just this reason will serve as one of the incentives for you to start drawing yourself. This is partly about me, I began to draw characters more or less consciously, just to try to revive the images of my characters. If I had a lot of money, maybe my tablet would gather dust somewhere on the top shelf, in the far corner. I met such artists who started from scratch and achieved very good results, such that I still have a long way to go.

Thank you very much for your kind words and support, sometimes it seems to me that few people are interested in what I am doing, so this survey seems to open my eyes, because I often pay attention to a particular reaction to one work, not seeing the general reaction from the outside.

I mean you have worked incredibly hard to get to this stage with your drawing career and you have clearly put your heart and soul into this and well that is an incredibly admirable quality.

For me, I am trying my best to learn to draw but I am failing quite miserably in my own opinion, my self-doubt and current position and my trying to write better, and play my bass guitar too. I think I need a teacher of some kind to help me. I cannot really learn much from youtube videos and need more of a one to one kinda thing. So I am just trying my best with tracing and such and all that jazz.

You have a great talent and i really think you could make it as an artist. You have the talent, passion and you are just an amazing person.



I really believe you can make this your full-time job, I really do. So good luck!

Thank you so much, in fact it didn’t take so much time, I still have to spend more time on the details, while I am studying only basic simple things.

It helped me to take a few lessons from a teacher from the Academy of Fine Arts. At the same time, his practice did not help me, but the theory helped me, just to talk in real life to understand different things.

And, yes, I also tried to write and play the guitar, while I combined all this I didn’t get anything, I had to put everything on the back burner and do only drawing, only then I noticed some progress.

Thank you, I also hope that I will succeed, I will try to make more efforts this spring, because by the summer I will have less opportunities.

Well I am clearly more talented with Writing so drawing and bass are going on the back burner for me


Anyhow, best of luck for the future

-What I like is the latex. I have come to discover that latex is a fetish of mine. What I dislike is (to me anyway) something with the faces. I'm not saying they're bad, they just don't grab my attention.
-I would like if you add...I'm not sure. I don't want to change your work due to my opinions.
-I haven't ordered due to the face thing. I don't want you to be discouraged but I like the face to be the focus for most of my character unless it is specifically a sex scene.

Thank you, I am interested to know how my work looks from the outside. I also don’t really like faces, perhaps they are not yet lively enough, too neutral and detached. And often they lack an emphasis. Gradually working on this, trying to add different emotions. I will be glad if you can attach some examples to the description. Maybe so I can understand what seems wrong. For example, in the first works, in the first headshots I worked out the heads harder, then I simplified them quite a lot. Or where are the characters without hair, do their cheeks and their faces on the sides seem not too natural?

Hmm I would say you should make your own do or don't list. I would be careful as some things that you are might draw or not care so much you might discuss and figure out maybe you should leave. But it would be best factor if you wouldn't have to draw something you don't like. And then you might find someone asking for something and such. If you want more different people in different styles you might want to draw all sorts of images too, to attract people who might like your art You have some skill, so there should be someone who would buy it from you.

Pokemon digimon, general animals, latex living suits, just furry characters.

Yes, thanks, I understand. I was interested to collect criticism about my work and skill in general. I do not have enough criticism of the work and I thought that I could draw attention to this, maybe someone would like to express their opinion or give some advice, indicate the direction in which you still need to work. I am sure that there are many different points that I have not yet paid attention to and which they can tell me to make the work better. I see that I still have something to work on and roughly understand the directions, but a fresh look can always suggest something new. Or vice versa, to prioritize, to start working on one more thing than on something else. Yes, I decided to write in the info info that I like to draw and I think that gradually I will do work close to this. I'll try to make a greater bias in illustration and fantasy.

Criticism is hard especially if it is not in art school or conservatory. It is hard sometimes to even say what is exactly wrong, unless it is simple. Or art conservatory, but it might be not super available. Sorry for not writing for so long.

Yes, I understand, so I thought of making the journal only for criticism, maybe I'll do it later. A journal, in which everyone can write some kind of their own thoughts, is not necessarily artistic criticism as a professional. It seems to me that this is a useful thing. It is not necessary to change something after listening to criticism, but it can show how the art looks from the side. It can be to some extent suggest whether the effect that was invested there or not was achieved. It's okay, I do not force you to answer, no need to apologize. :)

1. Like: Quality of art style--it's pretty good!
Dislike: I don't have a latex fetish. Also, particularly with the comics, I have a hard time following along--some dialogue would help me understand the story better.

2. (See #1).

3. I can't afford art at this time.

Thank you, with the comics, I understand that I have some kind of language barrier, for now, I think what to do with it. Not enough sounds to help show the action. I am looking for a base where there are Russian-English translations of different sounds for comics. (Now I have found a few and in places they contradicted each other) But the language is more difficult, because I can translate into machine, almost literal. Because of this, the characters lose some of their character. Therefore, I thought to make complex comics in Russian, so as not to lose the pun, and many important points.

I can try to make more words, I understand that without them half of the essence of the comic book is lost. And here the question arises whether there are enough simple words and descriptions for this, or whether dialogues need to be expanded. All this is still at the stage of reflection, since in English most likely the dialogs will be lame and contain many errors. :)

While comics do not require a lot of dialogue, this is not so scary, but if I do more plot things, then language is one of the reasons why I have not started doing them yet.

Since this is noticeable, then I will try to add more words, they are needed there anyway

I like that you draw shiny characters very well. It's a big thing for me, being a chrome-silver gryphon xP. I dislike the build of some of your characters, that they're a bit thin and spindly, but that is a personal preference.

Honestly, just keep drawing shiny characters in tasteful situations, adult or not. Keep up the good work! ^v^

Hee hee, thanks, yes, I’m thinking of doing more work on shine and mirror shine. It not only looks beautiful, but also helps to feel the volume, shape and all that. On the subject of characters, it’s also true, sometimes I get hung up on my thin and thin characters, but in reality I need to draw more different characters without getting stuck on just one thing. And, yes, in the plans I have both metal and plastic synthetic furries. ^^