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I think your overall style and render fit eachother super fucking well, whether it's simple shaded or fully rendered, it just looks very unique and it works nicely, I enjoy it a lot!

I see you play with dynamism and vary your pov's and angles, which many artists don't even dare try.

I notice most of the stuff you do is very toony, and while that's not wrong by any mean, Ithink it'd be interesting to see you approach more complex characters and anatomy, in the sense of more exotic forms shapes and creatures, robots, armor plating, etc!

One more thing I'd like to suggest, experiment with light and dark, specially light sources and temperature tones, go hard with highlights, with cold or warm hues on characters and backgrounds, that shit works hella well with mroe paintery styles, using highlights and specific tones for cellshaded pics..

I think you could analyze the things and do cuz I think that could be an interesting addon to your style bank!

Hopefully that helps! Plz pay 400 dollah now uwu

Thanks a lot for the insight
I really want to do more detailed/monsterous designs sometime. The way some artists can make scales look is super appealing to me and I wanna try to do stuff like that. Definitely need to brush up on texture and materials for that though.
I have been experimenting a bit with light sources lately. I definitely need to work on values and pushing more contrast, though. I find myself kind of anxious to create too much contrast a lot and I think that lack of confidence is definitely having a negative effect.

I personally think you have quite solid style, taking a quick peek at your pictures. Style preferences usually come from the individual themselves, others focus more on other things while some might completely overlook it and instead focus on something entirely different. For example, looking at the few last pics you've made, I especially like Momo's rear and the turfs of fur there, also the paw bean shadings are really nicely done on the right hind one. Oh also on the Switch picture (and others with similar genitals) seems to have really nice canid vagina, which is especially important with furry art x3 Also including nipples is definitely a bonus in my book! (Really like how the top ones are shining light onto her chin too!) If anything, I think the anus could have been a bit more defined, though that's just me.

Looking at the style rather than features, I think you make really nice pieces. This here especially peeked my interest, the lines look really clean and there's stylized decisions too. I like how the colors and the theme work together, and the small particles around the couch make it look interesting rather than just monotone one color. Really nice work on that one! I can see the same style translating onto other pictures too, going back to the Switch dog; small details like the keyboard keys having been lined sharply, making them have a nice shape instead of just dull shape is a nice addition. Overall the playfulness of the shapes is one of your strengths in my opinion. I also like the fur you draw, This for example. This picture also has nice different width lines too, which definitely adds more nice depth to the picture.

So summing it up, I think your art style has a lot of subtle details, making the pictures look really clean and pleasing to look at without being too obvious. You definitely have a lot of strengths, only "negatives" I could find were just personal preferences. That's some stuff I could see after taking a quick peek >w<

Keep up the good work! I'll definitely be looking forward seeing more from you ^^

Thanks a bunch for the input!
I wasn't super happy with the butthole on the Switchy pic either if I'm honest. I shoulda tucked it in a bit more and had the tail connect a bit farther back I think.
I should definitely try and think about the theme and feelings I want to convey more when picking my color palette, I usually just pick what I feel looks neat honestly.
I'm glad you appreciate the little details. I try and be pretty specific about what details to keep and which to simplify or omit. The less details there are, the more they stand out, so I tend to use that to highlight particular parts of musculature I think is appealing, or stuff like nipples, or tufts of fur in key places to lead the eyes.

There is always more to learn, and picking up colors really depend on what mood you want to convey, meaning there's unlimited ways of doing things. Going what looks neat is definitely a solid way of doing it!
Also I really think there's always ways of improving, art is always evolving skill x3 But you also gotta remember to appreciate what you've managed to achieve already. You are an amazing artist, and I think the only way is up if you keep learning and trying out new things - little playfulness is always good and keeps the art fresh!

I got criticism. you bad stop drawing

Dang, guess ur rite :(
sorry guys, show's over deleting my fa in 5 minutes