Edited the post! Gonna upload new stuff whenver I get to draw again, I hope you enjoy these!
Drawings
Coki The Noctowl:
Even if Noctowl has always been my favorite Pokémon, I do admit it looks a bit manly. I haven"t draw in like…three years, but since joining I"ve been wanting to draw a lot, specially a female looking Noctowl, so you guys get an idea how do I look (Yesh! "Cause I am a Noctowl :o).
Sadly, never had the time to sit down and grab a pencil, lol. But last night I felt like it, and I had enough free time to do so. This is everything but perfect, but considering I haven"t draw in so many years I can say I"m happy with the resault.
Coki can get Angry if…you mess up with her friends.
I finished my last drawing. While It’s fine, I need to get used to painting again and keep practicing some anathomy. In any way…I think we’re getting there :).
Nice work Coki! The coloring here looks very nice, and I like the style. Definitely keep that up! If I were to criticize anything, it’d be the fact that the head proportions look a little off. Despite that, I think that you are a fantastic artist, and I hope to see more from you in the future.
Thank you a lot Stelee and Wiz for the feedback! I apologize for the late reply. I have been quite busy lately. :c
I do really appreciate your comments, I still have to keep working hard to make my art look more accurate to realty, but I guess practice makes perfection and may some day come.
Well, I’m honestly horrible at giving advice xD. But I guess you’ll need to leave highlights blank, you can’t add plain white while using watercolors, so If you fail at leaving spaces without painting then the final work may look a bit odd. Also, try starting with light colors first, let the paper dry, and start adding darker colors while you progress. Backgrounds are quite easy, atleast abstract ones. Keep in mind watercolors will look different depending on the amount of water you use. They are tricky, but I find them to be quite fun! I can’t use other type of paint, i fail hard, lol.
Well, I’m honestly horrible at giving advice xD. But I guess you’ll need to leave highlights blank, you can’t add plain white while using watercolors, so If you fail at leaving spaces without painting then the final work may look a bit odd. Also, try starting with light colors first, let the paper dry, and start adding darker colors while you progress. Backgrounds are quite easy, atleast abstract ones. Keep in mind watercolors will look different depending on the amount of water you use. They are tricky, but I find them to be quite fun! I can’t use other type of paint, i fail hard, lol.[/quote]
Definitely useful advice!! I’ll remember to try to be more patient when I do them myself. Looking forward to see what you post next!!
