Great graphite work, hot damn!!

Thanks man! Procreate does a great job of making it look less digital!

OOOO CENTRA ;_; It's so good to see your work again!! This is absolutely amazing, the hatching + values are so mwah 👌🖤🤍🖤

Thanks mate! It does take awhile to "get into the groove" of hatching, haha... SO much erasing.

Good to be back. :)

Looking great! I love that diamond pattern on the neck, among many things.
I've got to say, I'm quite happy to see you post again!

Aww, haha... you're just happy because I drew a bird, right? ;)

Thanks for the kind words, man! Good to be back.

I admit it, I am highly biased towards birds. But hey, your art is fantastic, so I'm just happy to see more of it, bird or not!

This looks GORGEUS! I absolutely love everything about it, fron the general shape to the way you did the shadows, the variation in the details and the weight of the lines, amazing job!

I'm hoping any shadow I add will make it easier to render light/shadow if I go to acrylics... but who knows! I'm glad you like it... thank you! :)

I REALLY LIEK THIS

Aww yeeee, thank you!

Centra what the hell, coming back out of the blue with an absolute banger

Hahaha! WHY NOT, right? Thank you!


Apologies for any future art that aren't bangers, haha... there will certainly be a mix. XD

Super glad to see you posting again, this is awesome!

Awww yeee, thank you! Nice to be back.

it's a good sketch tho.

Aww, thanks man! :)

Damn, I love this, and all of the little details...

Thank you!

Probably a few too many details to accurately transfer with wax paper, but it probably makes for a more lively drawing. XD

This is so god damn good, all the little plane changes and details.

Glad to see you're back! Easily one of my top 5 fave FA artists. <3 Love this drawing to bits! Looking forward to seeing your acrylic and gouache results. I used gouache in school but not enough to feel comfortable with it. I do more with watercolor, but I hope to experiment withperhaps high-contrast watercolor underpaintings and even brighter pops of oil (or maybe acrylic) on top. We'll see.

Happy New Year!