eh ive seen worse

And how about something constructive to balance it out. :-P

Admittedly, it's a half year old sketch. :-D

He's right. It's not bad at all!

Argh! I hate being wrong, but I guess this will be an exception.

Practice makes perfect my friend (^^)

True true

He was right in having you scan it! I could only complain about how light it is(though you did mention it's un-inked), though I must say you've become infinitely better with faces. The key, now, is to make the faces look like they belong on the bodies, because, in my opinion, your handle of the body isn't as good as the head and face. As someone else said, and many others before: practice does, indeed, make perfect. Keep at it!

It was light, but I think that might be because of how I tweaked it in photoshop.

o~/ Do you really want (us) to hurt you? / Do you really want to make you cry? /~o

It's not bad, Greg. Honestly, I think you should pick up drawing again, and keep doing it. You improved a lot, and honestly, I think you would only keep improving with practice.

Might be old but he looks rather sexy to me, then again I like the ponytail braid look.

I'll keep that for Hopper, then. Not that I was going to get rid of it.

I'll hurt you Greg, by saying you are wrong! FF was right, it is good, though the ears do look a bit funny but great that you scanned it.

Yes, but FF said they looked "alright", and they do, compared with the other times I'cve tried drawing Hopper's ears.

The fact he's likeable makes it easier to admit I'm wrong. ;)

-HM-
He's actually pretty good. The structure and expression are good. The only thing this piece is lacking is confidence, I can see the shakiness in your lines. Remember that sometimes a strong line in the wrong place looks better than a wobbly line in the right place.

Yeah, my lines get wobbly, and most of the times I redo them. I didn't think I was going to ever scan this one. I see now by what you meant in the previous comment.