Practice... Practice... Practice... And hopefully it gets better.

[Fly Boy]

I've done alot of drawing before joining this forum and now, looking back on those early drawings, Practice does help.  

Anyways, I'll start off with some earlier stuff:

I originally started drawing characters for my story (http://www.thefurryforum.com/forums/index.php?topic=15588.msg728780#new) and honestly, I had to go through multiple different drawings just to get the character that would eventually become my fursona right.
 First Drawing:
*Just Imagine the fur in the next drawing all grey, my scanner is messing with me*

In better colors:


Then I put it in MS Paint:


All that for one character and One Drawing


Post Merge: April 26, 2011, 11:21:20 PMAfter that drawing, Came a one time thing for another character. All I have to say about it is... Meh  



Photo bucket finally cooperated. But after that last picture, my drawings start to have a personal story behind them:

This one was my fursona holding a fursona I made up for this one girl I had a crush on, and I almost got her to go out with me, but she saw me as too much of a friend.



(At this point I got some Cray-Pays and tried to use them)
I took a break from drawing it seems, and started again for another Girlfriend. She was the first one to know that I was a furry and she saw herself as an arctic wolf so:


And Another, the pastels did not like me at all, and IDK what happened to my face. Somehow both faces look... evil.

[Self-sain]

I would recommend looking at some anatomy and trying no to forget about joints and bends, but it looks like its improving

[Fly Boy]

^ Most of the stuff I already posted is very early stuff, I'm just starting to get into my better, more recent drawings. But thanks, I'll prolly do that the next time I do a larger picture.

Newer Picture, AKA I got really bored in English class one day:



Then This was my AVI before Kite did my current one.



I'm now working on getting that one colored in MS paint.

Then, My latest and greatest (I think).


It's not yet colored because I only have a 50 pack of colored pencils and I think I would Ruin it if I color it. But eventually I'll try.

[Self-sain]

Pain.net is a free coloring program I would recommend fyi

[Fly Boy]

^ I used paint.net to finish the Deagle Picture and just to say I love the program and I will defiantly be using it on later projects.

Here's the finished product 



Any suggestions anyone? I always need help on improving. 

[Self-sain]

Same as before, work on anatomy. Oddly enough that gun is pretty good quality, becuase the "anatomy" was perfect.

[Catfish]

The Deagle's lineart is very nice ! Smooth, clean and sharp lines connected to form a perfect gun You just need some practice with characters anatomy and i guarantee you'll see the results very quickly. Just keep drawing =D

[Fly Boy]

^Thanks, the Deagle is my favorite gun and i referenced a picture on my computer the entire time while drawing it. 

Do you guys have any good articles that I can read about anthro anatomy? Being in high school I have nil time to try and find these myself.

[Fly Boy]

A couple little doodles I did while sitting in History Class...


Amazing What I'd do when bored enough.

[Daemon]

it helps if you make an "outline" of a drawing before you start. its basically a stick figure. and then simply, fill it out. also, most people are about 3 heads tall. but you ARE improving. keep at it, brah

[Fly Boy]

^Thanks for the tip Brendyn

I got bored and messed around with my Deagle picture after I downloaded a photo that I was going to use for a different picture

[Daemon]

i actually meant 7 heads. my bad.

[Fly Boy]

The bottom Left of my doodles a few posts ago... Now in Color! 

[icy wolf]

you have some really good art peaces, keep up the work and you will get better

[Fly Boy]

I modified the last picture, I didn't like the eyes and I wanted to add something to the bland desk. 



Then a new one