Pretty good actually =D Well done.

Thanks. I hadn't drawn anything in forever, and was worried I'd suck.

I actually tried some new things with SAI this time. I couldn't believe how close it can come to actually sketching out with pencil and inking over. I did all my rough sketching with a low density pen tool, which acted sorta like a mechanical pencil, which is what I used to sketch with back in high school, cleaned up with an eraser that also had the density turned down, so it's more like a traditional eraser and wasn't just "that line never existed" so it looked rough, so I could be a little less precise with everything and still get what I wanted. It was only to be a rough anyway, the line work is what's important that I get precise. So, I started a new layer above the sketch layer for inking, which I used 100% density ink (I use size 3 because I draw everything at a higher resolution then shrink it down when it's finished) and eraser (size 3 or 7). Even while inking, I saw some parts that didn't really look right, I narrowed the tail and I went over and tried to make the hands and feet look better. It may not look like I spent much time with the hands, but hands are still something I just can't draw. Coloring was done in a multiply layer, and shading was done in a separate multiply layer but with intensity turned down to 13-15% (I normally do the shading at around 30% so I can see it better, then turn it down when I'm done). Again, I forgot about the Line Art Layer, which gives me access to cool tools to make the line art look cleaner, but maybe I'll get to that next time.

Oh and, TL/DR, it's only useful information to artists like myself who are still learning to use Paint Tool SAI.

i do like this one its different from your other pics and i especially like the blue shading over the ears it gave it a special appeal the feet are cute too

Thanks

I noticed if you change the hue to about -80, the colors almost look normal.