i'm loving drunk

Yeah, me too. It's one of the better ones.

The convenient thing is that Zen makes cheap date, being not a whole lot taller that a shot glass!

So much the better! :o

Hum, I should try one of these someday, just to get the hang of drawing expressions fer muhself.

- W -
* Knowing him he'll do x's for drunk, 'cause he's a silly wuff *

Just use a mirror and a few photos of a wolf for reference, then get to it!

Real liquor optional for the drunk one.

I just need a blank one of these things to start with.

A drunk me would be a bad thing.

- W -
* Tea drinkin' wuff *

Nice use of hands!

*thumbs up* ( ºwº)b

too bad you couldn't have her singing with each one~

If it were a more accurate reference sheet, maybe. It's difficult to imagine Zen acting like a lot of these. She's singing in the drunk one, at least!

point taken.
it was a little beak, ow!

Thanks. I see one pop up every now and then, so I decided to give it a shot. I'm not used to drawing something this repetitive, so it's good practice for me.

Enraged is my favorite. She's got this whole Cosgrove thing going on.

amazing work man, i know that this kind of stuff is not easy to do ;)

It sure isn't! I know some people will draw bird-furries with beaks that grin or frown, but since I attempt a more realistic style (which is an irony, considering the subject is a four-inch bird girl with both wings and arms—essentially six limbs), I had to do my best with her rigid beak. What was all the more challenging was that I originally designed Zen so that her beak had a subtle upward curve towards either end, to mimic a smile, making it extra difficult to do the sad and angry expressions.

I typically associate Zen with jubilance—I always draw her dancing, singing, or soaring gleefully—so just the very fact that I drew those negative emotions was uncharacteristic. However, I think displaying them her a little more well-rounded of a character, and it's great practice for me as an artist.

well said, it really give you the chance to explore new things too.