Really good.

Thanks

ROAR! xP

Meow XD

Meow? Cute lill' cat is coming out from you?

That tends to happen

Okay then. My cute kitten want some milk?

Sure! *waits for the milk carton*

*gives you milk carton* Here you have *giggles*

Mhmm, yummy

*giggles and strokes your head* So cute

Just color pencils, nothing else And thanks!

really nice i love it it´s sooo cute rawr

Thanks a lot

Isn't it such a relief to draw from your eyes and not from your brain? It's one extra step to go through, but it's so rich when done right.

It sure is! Actually, for me it feels like a step less: I have always trouble drawing stuff out of my imagination. Without any kind of reference, I'm lost. Drawing something that is in front of me feels so much more natural. Too bad I can't have an anthro sitting pose for me XD But I guess that's what figure drawing with models is there for, and drawing actual animals is then the complementing step for that art form.

As someone who started as a cartoonist, I can't help but make things up - my eye jitters around a bit, so I have to build the skeleton on up. (Hell, some pretty famous artists don't - John Tenniel famously refused to use models, and even if he could do this (commemmorating the British victory over India at Cawpore in 1857 - to be fair, in 1857 there wasn't a lot of photo reference of leaping lions), his Alice still has a head far too big for her body...

But like I tell you - that's good, it means you don't have to unlearn as many bad habits.

WOW! Traditional ARTWORK TOO! Keep it up! YOU got a real gift there!

Thanks, my friend! Yes, it's all oldschool done with paper and pens

Thats what makes it unique. It's not digital but can be way better than digital. Especially if nobody can match you. It can all turn into collectible artwork. ^w^

Wow, beautiful work!

Thanks, my friend