VikingBoyBilly

Go get it here! http://www.pckf.com/viewtopic.php?t=2922&start=0

I submitted a splurge of fan deviations yesterday, and today I suddenly got 4 requests to submit my art to group galleries at once.  I feel wanted ^_^ Thanks to the groups CuteTentacleFanClub, Magnezone-Characters, and idfans for wanting my art =)

DISCLAIMER: I won't be pretentious and claim I'm a master or anything.  But when I see sub-par art I notice a lot of common problems.  I won't get into detail on what exactly those problems are.  This is a guide for solutions that kill many of those core problems at their roots.  At least, knowing these things are what I think helped me go from depending on blind luck when drawing to actually being confident that I can draw whatever I want with a consistent quality. Commence the textwall! 1.  Listen to your left brain Society spends a lot of propoganda tricking people into thinking that drawing (and art in general) is a right-brain dominan