vivi567

^_^ thank you, for all of your comments on my pictures.

i think he is everyones hero do u play any other ff games

thanks for the comments! =]

O im sry you dont have any horses.

Cloud Strife is my hero lol.

Yea so do u like horses? And if so do you have any?

OMG I LOVE CLOUD STRIFE!

lol your welcome =]

lol i commented on most of em and faved pretty much all of them ^^ i like your pictures lol

hm..i don't see why noone would comment on your art...it's really pretty ^^ beautiful work =]

hello =]
really?thankyou ^^ noone has ever really said that about my art before so um thankyou! ^^

thank you for the fave and the comment!

I had read your blog and well.....

if you have ideas for the characters or scenes, you can try to scribble them down first, even if they are just some basic elements, then piece them together later on....

and if you want to improve your skill, you may want to copy from the work of an artist whose style you like for starters. Then you can find some tutorials and something professional to use as advices to practise your drawing. Also if you could (and want to, of course), you can try to draw people, real people in coffee shop, school campus or cafeterial or wherever you find approperate (right now i spent half an hour each day to sit in school cafeterial to draw people to practise my skill) and when you draw them, try to capture their actions (i.e. poses) and facial expressions, and those will come up very handy when you try to creat your own drawings (mainly for scenes and also good for poses more than one person).

here, these are links and sites that i found useful when i did my drawings


http://fineart.sk/index.php?cat=1 loomis's anatomy books, it has quite amount of information about human anatomy and some neat tutorials for drawing different body parts. I used it when i just start drawing stuff three years ago.


http://www.posemaniacs.com/pose/randomviewer.html posemaniac's site: it has LOTS of poses that you can rotate for 360 degrees, and it's an excellent choice for both practising and looking for pose references

and at last, DON'T under any cricumstances tell youself that your drawings are crap. (no offence here....heh) and if you have a passion for it, just keep doing it and don't give up!

keep up the good stuff!