Honestly you should steer clear from the "how to draw anime" books because that's the feeling I'm getting from this. The proportions are all wrong, facial features are jumbled up all over the place. Hell even the leaves on the ground over here in Maine are more organized. I suggest that you go to your local library and research some Andrew Loomis books so you can improve your art from the ground up. You should also start researching human anatomy and proper shading techniques. The color choice also leaves much to be desired. The comedy is stale, the color pallet is washed out. Just a critique.
Wow, this is visually impressive! The emotions are great and the character design, especially on the lion, is fantastic. I'm mostly impressed by the fluidity of the style, which lends itself very well to the sudden comedic changes, as well as the striking color & shading word, which is pretty much perfect.
I'm not sure what it is about your chibis that are so endearing, but you've reached professional grade stuff with them, let me tell you. I am not exaggerating when I say you're at the point where you could very well sell your art or start a full-blown webcomic with its own domain. I like the "diary comics" spin you have going, but either by yourself or with a writing partner, you could very well have a massive following on a fiction series.
hehehe. For some reason I think it got a bad review from Ferdi because of me. It may be a little conceited, but maybe he felt like being antithetical...
The proportions are all wrong, facial features are jumbled up all over the place. Hell even the leaves on the ground over here in Maine are more organized. I suggest that you go to your local library and research some Andrew Loomis books so you can improve your art from the ground up. You should also start researching human anatomy and proper shading techniques. The color choice also leaves much to be desired. The comedy is stale, the color pallet is washed out. Just a critique.
I'm not sure what it is about your chibis that are so endearing, but you've reached professional grade stuff with them, let me tell you. I am not exaggerating when I say you're at the point where you could very well sell your art or start a full-blown webcomic with its own domain. I like the "diary comics" spin you have going, but either by yourself or with a writing partner, you could very well have a massive following on a fiction series.
Basically I like your shit bro >:33
Never stop being awesome
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