My Pokémon/Furry Art

[1cooldudeme]

Hey there. My name is Taylon and here is some furry/pokémon art I have drawn. They aren't THAT good. I have been a furry artist for only about 1 month so please cut me some slack. =)














Feedback would be appreciated.

[Anonymously Famous]

I like the raccoon with the green shirt.

It looks like you have some potential. Some of your Pokemon look a little chubby (I'm looking at you, Charmander and Charmeleon). There are some areas where you need to follow through a bit more (Your Growlithe looks like it doesn't really have a butt, and Fifi the skunk drawn on GIMP seems to have her legs cut off) and there are a few rough edges all around, but it definitely looks like you'll get there with some practice.

[Dreams]

I <3 gimp. Free and awesome!

[1cooldudeme]

I like the raccoon with the green shirt.

It looks like you have some potential. Some of your Pokemon look a little chubby (I'm looking at you, Charmander and Charmeleon). There are some areas where you need to follow through a bit more (Your Growlithe looks like it doesn't really have a butt, and Fifi the skunk drawn on GIMP seems to have her legs cut off) and there are a few rough edges all around, but it definitely looks like you'll get there with some practice.

Thanks bro!!!

[1cooldudeme]

I <3 gimp. Free and awesome!

Agreed!! xP

[Anonymously Famous]

Gimp is a program that I almost always have on my computer.

[1cooldudeme]

Gimp is a program that I almost always have on my computer.

Yeah, and Inkscape, too! =)

[Anonymously Famous]

I haven't used InkScape much, but I'm sure it's cool if you want scalable graphics.

[Dreams]

hmmm I found paint to be ok for pixel art.

[1cooldudeme]

I added a Bulbasaur I drew today....

[Dreams]

Yay!

[Ml08180]

They're good, however for the hand-drawn ones, if you take some toilet paper (don't stop reading here) and wrap it around your finger about 6 or 7 times, you can use it to make colored pencil smooth over nicely, just change for a different color. If you want to make a shadow on something, scribble some black on a spare sheet and rub on it until the end turns black, then rub it on your drawing gently, it's easy enough if you get the hang of it.

[Dreams]

Your post disturbed me for the first 2 seconds.

[MTG09]

good i'm not the only one

[Shai'tan]

Keep up the good work. I suggest you continue to draw all the time and read some articles and guides (I bet you can find some good ones by just googling) and you'll be a master in no time

[MTG09]

he is good though