The progression of adorable.

Evolution of Floof.

Simply amazing!

And now imagine where you will be in 5 years x3

Floofvolution. Quite the progress!

Хорошая эволюция стиля. Вдохновляет работать над собой)

start was pretty hot

not big difference between year 3 and 5

It sure has changed over the years :)

Kooki when? =3

Well, the more you draw, the more your style becomes polished and unique, and even more adorable)

Honestly after drawing for 3 years I've not seen anywhere NEAR this degree of progression. I'm curious to know what methods/studies you're following to accomplish this sort of thing.. cos it's kind of astonishing.

I wish I could say I had some rigid method I follow, but I feel like I just draw stuff and little improvements happen naturally. Sometimes I read up on some tutorials or look for cool references from better artists for inspiration, but best advice I can give is to draw regularly (I seem to average almost 2 pictures per week) and challenge yourself to draw something you specifically need practice in or want to improve on.

Inborn talent.
Not everyone is created equal

still cute no matter the year

Practice goes a long way.

*Applauds*

Great development! :D

The Fluffyness increases.

Awwww! ^W^ look at the hecking' cutie!

I love how you improve but I gotta admit I also do love year 2's design style. amazing progress though ^^

I like how the hair got bigger over time. I suspect by year 15 she’s just going to be a big poofball

The first piece is perfectly nice, but you've really created your own style over time. It's really cool to see.

Here's to 5 more years : D

Always fun to see progress pics like these, keep up the good work!

Up Next: The Evolution of Booba.

Your style really solidified around year 2 and the consistency was full on from there. Well done!

It really only took you 2 years. The rest was just continued from your peak.
A talented artist once told me that I can’t draw in other styles because everyone is born pre-wired with a specific artstyle that you can’t break away from. Seems he was right

I was still producing nothing but sewage at the first year and still am. It takes lots of inborn Asian and/or Latino genetics to be like you

I'd hardly call my peak at year 2, maybe year 4, but I do agree I started to find my style around that and been refining it since around that time.

Not sure about the pre-wired artstyle thing, since I've seen plenty of artists who can flip-flop between more realistic and more abstract styles easily. You cannot of course replicate 1-to-1 someone else's style on a whim, but you can definitely steer your style to different directions even by changing what art medium you use.

To be fair it might be unfair to say that I have only drawn 5 years and gotten this sort of results. I've been doodling and drawing casually in my school notebooks since I started elementary school, so I knew a bit how to hold a pen beforehand. More accurately I started to seriously study and practice fundamentals 5 years ago. I hardly doubt my Finnish genes would have gotten me here if I had not concentrated on improving as much.

Don't let my or anyone else's progress deter you from drawing. It helps to accept the first few years will not be the best art you will ever produce, but keep practicing stuff you struggle with, try different art styles and mediums, have a routine and you will see results.

I'd say that you peaked at about year 3. There is still some improvement in the later years, but year 4 is basically the same to me, but with bigger hair and ears.

Very nice work. Also I should commission you.

it looks like at year 3 you had gotten to the point where you were pretty much a master and non artists only see artstyle changes

I like year 1