Very sweet and tender...absolutely adorable. Nicely done.

thank you ^_^

Oh wow I love it. Hehe this is so going up on my wall when I get it. ^^

yay! im glad you like it! ^__^

Awwww how sweet ^_^ a true moment frozen in time

Oh wow hun! You did an awesome job with watercolors!! It look amazing! ^_^ I love their expressions, a nice soft pic ^_^ You did a spectacular job!

Looks very nice, I love orange skies. :D

zomg me too <3

comfy buddy ^^

pretty nice :)

Oh wow! That's beautiful! The tree and the background are very subtly colored, but their highlights fromt he sun really make them pop forward. Their poses are very well-realized, and their handpaws (typically the BANE of any furry artist) are dextrous, yet heavy and paw-like. I love how subtle, but your textures are. The leaves on the tree are very simple shapes, but they work well. The texture of their fur is also a wonderful touch in the texture department. All around excellent work!

As for the warping of the paper, there are a few techniques you can use to prevent that. I would recommend paper stretching, if you haven't tried that already.

i have no idea what paper stretching is, therefore havent tried it Oo;. could you please give me more info?

also, thank you for the wonderful comment! ^_^ i don't know what to say

Think nothing of it, you do good work. ^_^

Paper stretching is a really awesome technique for wet media. First, you have to have a clean, flat surface of some sort. Clipboards and masonite boards work well for this. You take a good-quality piece of paper and lay it on your flat surface, using something like sponge to soak it evenly on both sides, as well as keep it pressed flat on the board. You then take paper tape (that brown tape they use to seal packages) and tape it down on all sides. As the paper dries, it will try to shrink back down to its original size, but the tape should keep it place. Depending on how flat you got it to stay while you were soaking it, the paper will become very taught. From this point on, as long as it doesn't get torn, the paper will come out flat, no matter how much water you use to paint.

The only issue is that the paper tape doesn't really come off unless you are super careful with it. To remove your drawing from the board, you will probably have to cut the borders that you taped down off. There are a couple of different ways to do it as well, such as attaching it to stretcher bars and making it look like an oil painting. You can find more info here: http://www.watercolorpainting.com/s.....chingpaper.htm

oh wow! i may have to try that! thank you so much! ^_^ *hugs even though i don't know you* XD

Heheh, no problem! Hope it helps. ^_^