The same way I draw on paper, constantly thinking "no, that sucks", erasing, and redrawing. Until I get lazy and brand it finished. I suggest mixing use of the thick and thin brushes, although the eraser tends to only work well on the thick setting.

Thanks for being the first to fave my "work"! Glad you like it. :3

What do you touch? The stylus to the 4-lined digital pad. You can also manually drag letters/numbers/symbols up from the "keyboard". And all of my drawings are completely freehand, I don't use circles or heads or any form of measurement, I just put pen to pad (or in this case, stylus to screen). I usually start with the muzzle, add eyes, then ears, then try to make a decent-looking head around it. It's no wonder I do so much erasing, eh? XD

try, try and try again...
yeah, that's how pretty much everyone has to go about working out their drawing skills (save for those lucky few, I guess!)

*chuckles* cute end result Warrn ^^

*scritches his fluffy monochromatic cheeks* (sry, couldn't resist!)

impressness

cute^^

don't you just hate it when you R just doodling around and It turns out to be one of your fines work made in the worst place ever... I doodle a lot during classes and good stuff usually comes out but when I try to re-do it on normal paper, clean that I can keep..... no good... never again T___T