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I've got some human(oid) examples here for you (all SFW): http://d.facdn.net/art/saeto15/1371178166.saeto15_tawdryromancenovel.jpg http://saeto15.deviantart.com/art/Rule-63-Heller-380004040 http://saeto15.deviantart.com/art/Alex-Mercer-379917166...

I'm offering colour sketches for $25 (one character) or $35 (two characters). The sketches are digital and can be furry or human. Here are some examples: http://www.furaffinity.net/full/11578595/ (SFW) http://www.furaffinity.net/view/13447344/ (SFW)...

I dunno.... that link looks like a trap.

Try sitting down with a few pens of varying thicknesses and just sketching. The best ways to get better at inking are a) to do it a lot and b) to get more confident with your strokes. If you're always worrying about screwing up the piece, then you're always going to have very inconsistent...

Yeah, I don't know much about printing, I just tend to err on the side of caution with my file resolutions now, since when I first started painting digitally everything was at 72dpi, which doesn't make for very good prints.

For printing, the higher the resolution the better the print quality. 72dpi is not going to get you a very good print. Since you're still in the early stages of painting, I suggest you raise the dpi to at least 300. You'll have to go over the areas you already painted because it'll be...

And another one. The pencil sketch was done in 2007/08 (can't remember) and the new sketch today.

I've seen this on occasion but never really gave it a shot. The point of this exercise is to see how much you've improved, or to revisit old pieces and see if you can't breath new life into them. I'd love to see what everyone here can come up with. The challenges: - Take a piece of artwork...

If you know what you're doing, people will have a difficult time telling your digital work from your traditional work. If you don't know how to sketch or do gesture drawings or mix colours with a brush and real paints, you're not going to be a very successful artist in any medium. I used to do...

Where are you getting the photos for this? Keep in mind that photographs are copyrighted by their creators, so you can't just take them and change them without either permission or paying to use them.

Yeah, wow. I wasn't pushing the issue because I can see English isn't your first language, but you can type it well enough that putting the extra effort for proper grammar isn't going to kill you. As for the rest, I can see that giving advice isn't going to help you. Either you're going to...

I agree with Arshes. How you present yourself is key, and if you don't know the basics of grammar and spelling, a lot of people are just going to ignore you. I mean, I had a hard time reading your posts because my eyes automatically glaze over when nothing's spelled right. As for the...

Are you using the same size brush for everything? Try using a larger brush at first to place your colours, then going back in with a smaller one to put in the details. Save the really fine details for last.

Right now, the character just looks unfinished. A true "painterly" style would have loose strokes and suggestions of features, but reads well enough that no further detail is necessary. Take at look at this piece by James Gurney: http://jamesgurney.com/site/images/teaching-images (since I...

I'm having a hard time with this arm. Can anyone point out some photos or anything that might help me? I also looked through Posemaniacs for a 3D model but couldn't find anything close. Any crits or redlines are welcome, as well.

I'm looking everywhere for something like those wire partitions people set up behind their tables to separate their booths from their neighbors/hang things on. What the hell is it called? I can't find anything on Google or Home Depot's website.

I'm taking orders for badges to be picked up at Anthrocon. All badges are digital and will be printed with an ID holder and clip. More examples are here: http://hamakea.blogspot.com/2010/04/commission-rates.html Note me if interested!

I do digital badges for $50. You can see examples here: http://hamakea.blogspot.com/2010/04/commission-rates.html

You can check out my prices and examples here: http://hamakea.blogspot.com/2010/04/commission-rates.html

I'm taking orders for badges to be picked up at FCN next weekend (13th-15th). I'll be in the artist's alley, hopefully all three days, but not a guarantee. All badges will be 3x4 inches, horizontal format unless otherwise specified, since I only have horizontal badge holders at the...