Although he may be the least punk thing to ever be seen.

This was more of an experiment with drawing with different line weights and actually using the line tools the program comes equipped with. While the line art is more clean and distinct and it's less "fuzzy", I feel like everything just looses it's energy. Compared to the speedy sketches below, It just feels stiff (which is funny for a picture which features a predominantly round gut):

https://www.furaffinity.net/view/46274470/
https://www.furaffinity.net/view/46213314/
https://www.furaffinity.net/view/46209315/

But that's kind of really a my whole problem when it comes to drawing; do I want to make something that's fast and dirty but at least has some movement or an opportunity to actually have some meaning behind it, or do I spend time on something and polish it as much as possible and wind up with a vain, hollow, and thoughtless piece of work? Sure I could learn to draw line-less work, but that requires thinking more like a painter, and I've very rarely had a paintbrush in my hand in my life. There has to be a solution to this, because this is the reason I procrastinate on commissions so much; I seriously hate dealing with the line art.