[caesou]

anyway


• turn. on. smoothing! smoothing helps your drawing life so much, and it'll make your linework waaaaay less wobbly!
• try to make your linework a bit thicker. it really depends on your style whether thick or thin lines suit your drawing, but start with a bit thicker lines
• when drawing "fingers", don't make them too long if your making them stick-like! they would pretty much fall off if they were that long. keep it small, cute and petite!
• give your character, character! if that doesn't make sense, don't draw characters in really stiff poses. it doesn't really give them any personality or much depth. i drew the legs more apart and it really gives it a proud, happy kind of vibe coming from the heart.
• just to add to adding more character part, feel free to curve your lines more! stiff, straight lines given to a character doesn't really tell us a lot about the character a lot of the time.
• when coloring, be very careful and keep your color inside the lines. take your time, it's not a race! if it goes outside the lines, there is no shame in erasing it.
  
  i might add more to this if i need to, but that's all i can think of for now

[Bunny!!]

Thanks! This was really helpful! Would you like to be one of my artists for the "heart'ies store/ adoption center" ? When I do eventually open it. ^.^

[caesou]

Thanks! This was really helpful! Would you like to be one of my artists for the "heart'ies store/ adoption center" ? When I do eventually open it. ^.^

ah, sorry, but i can't accept that. there's a lot of things to do, and being an artist would be quite a bit for my shoulders.

[Bunny!!]

Oh ok, well if you do change your mind it would only be once in a while, like I opened and no one has even taken the free ones yet.