[stardustreserve]

Any tips or constructive criticism?

[forestfolke]

I think you should work on arms! noodle-style arms can make a piece look very playful and gummy, but sometimes it's better to make them a bit more realistic

I'd say look up 'how to draw arms' and look at some of the pictures, then draw a character using what you've learned
think of arms like a hinge, they can be straight
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or bent
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I think with a bit of time and work on anatomy you could make really cool character designs!

[stardustreserve]

I think you should work on arms! noodle-style arms can make a piece look very playful and gummy, but sometimes it's better to make them a bit more realistic

I'd say look up 'how to draw arms' and look at some of the pictures, then draw a character using what you've learned
think of arms like a hinge, they can be straight
__
or bent
|_
I think with a bit of time and work on anatomy you could make really cool character designs!

Thanks!

[corrosive_limes]

i've seen your art around a lot, and i've just got to say, you've improved a ton!
at this point, the best advice i could give you is just to use references, don't be afraid to try new things [poses, lining/sketching/shading/coloring style, etc.] and to study the anatomy/structure of what it is you're trying to draw c:

[stardustreserve]

i've seen your art around a lot, and i've just got to say, you've improved a ton!
at this point, the best advice i could give you is just to use references, don't be afraid to try new things [poses, lining/sketching/shading/coloring style, etc.] and to study the anatomy/structure of what it is you're trying to draw c:

Thanks for the advice!

[MonstrousMarrow]

*dies from fangirling*AAAAAAAHHH SO GOOD

[MonstrousMarrow]

Who are they?The fusion

[stardustreserve]

*dies from fangirling*AAAAAAAHHH SO GOOD

Thanks!