No.92310
>>92307How large did you draw her breasts?
No.92311
>>92310I would say pretty decently sized in that one, then very gigantic on the BE version
No.92312
>>92311I knew it. Never change.
No.92313
>>92312As long as I get /d/egen requests, I won't change
No.92318
>>92311Wait
>>92307 isn't the BE version? Those mounds look already the size of mountains.
No.92321
>>92313Draw quadboob 2hus in memoriam of 4chan if you want.
No.92322
>>92321I can repost the cat from earlier, working on other peoples OCs atm
No.92345
How many draw anons remain in kissu anyways?
No.92424
>>92318Ah, to revel in such innocence once again...
>>92345I've done some small stuff over in the Tegaki thread like >>148310 but I don't have any specific drawing plans right now. Or at least none I can immediately act on, maybe a WIP from a year ago I seriously need to finish (picrel) but one thing at a time.
No.92425
>>92345Would be nice if the ones who may not be here found here again post-4chan.
No.92426
>>92320very motherly boobhu
No.92431
>>92429Pretty bird.
Stylish bird, even.
No.92537
I have been trying to drawn my 2hus again and have been constantly disenheartened by how bad everything is turning out, how did you power through these thoughts?
No.92559
>>92537I just think "if i fuck it up ill own it and do better next time" and save it in my archive.
No.92560
>>92537If I don't make this bad drawing, I will never get to the good drawing.
No.92586
>>92560It took me a couple of years to get to where I am now
Here is my cirno from last year:
https://files.catbox.moe/wpsdnh.pngAnd the one from this year:
https://files.catbox.moe/x70l4n.png No.92587
>>92586I do really like the bottom one, you are improving a lot so like keep at it and shit.
No.92588
>>92586I mean artistically that is a great improvement but jesus tit cow cirno is beyond cursed to me
No.92591
>>92537I have heard a saying roughly along the lines of, the hardest part of art is having the discipline to continue even when you know it looks bad
No.92596
>>92322Almost forgot, warning multiboobs, don't open if you aren't into that shit.
last years orin:
https://files.catbox.moe/wqghqx.pngThis years orin:
https://files.catbox.moe/4nkpgo.pngBasically if you want to get good at drawing, you have to almost draw everyday, it helps you see the mistakes in your process, play around with your tools until you find methods that work for you, and push your boundaries when you see an opportunity to.
No.92600
>>92597okay now she needs to turn around so we can see the tiny titties
No.92620
>>92537For me my biggest issue is that I went and got a Wacom pad without a screen because I heard it was the best for actually drawing. But it's been more a case of trying to learn drawing and the pad at the same time which really disheartens me whenever I pick it up and I don't want to replace the pad because I spent a pretty penny on it.
No.92629
>>92620I used to use those but it proves to be more trouble since you have to compensate for the lack of direct visual feedback of your handstrokes. I got a wacom one recently and it feels way better to use than the basic wacom I bought years ago.
No.92631
>>92429Awesome! I love the subtle lipstick and the mature look in general. I agree with the other guy in that it looks quite motherly, in the erotic way. That doesn't sound right, but maybe you know what I mean.
>>92535Love to see traditional art. Is it more difficult or easier than digital stuff? I would thin much more difficult without the undo button.
>>92552big boobers
No.92639
>>92552Always love the occasional bone you throw towards Misumaru lovers.
Also balls.>>92596On the fence over whether or not I should share my own multiOrin here as well but that's some good advice and it's definitely obvious that it's paid off quite nicely on your end. Sometimes I envy the time you seem to have towards pouring yourself into these works but it's mostly just cool seeing the progress you've continued to make anyways.
>>92620>it's been more a case of trying to learn drawing and the pad at the same time which really disheartens me whenever I pick it upThis was a problem I really started running into after I got my first dinky little screenless wacom tablet years back and my ambitions started picking up again. It doesn't make progress impossible but it's definitely a pretty steep learning curve if you're used to that immediate visual feedback.
Now I have a quality Gaomon tablet though so those days are fortunately well behind me.
>>92631>Is it more difficult or easier than digital stuff?Not that artist but, coming from someone who did traditional for years before anything digital, I'd say it's almost like playing the same ballgame but on a completely different field. Digital has great flexibility and potential for spontaneity but may lack the kind of intricate fine-tuning only available through physical. Physical works can be very satisfying but it's a far more meticulous process, especially for those that would already be used to having Ctrl+Z at their constant disposal. Both have their eases and difficulties but I wouldn't say one is wholly more challenging than the other after you've been at it for long enough. I guess physical would be the harder route for a lot of people these days anyways though, here's a piece I did last year that did still take a good few days of careful work just as an example but ultimately isn't anything of a 'lower' quality compared to the things I tend to do digitally.
No.92643
>>92631I do the make up very subtle since I have a history of trying to make them look good, but they end up having clown makeup instead. Its something I try to do in as many works as I can permitting. Most of the people I talk to love it.
>>92639Were you the one who posted in the Orin thread before 4/jp/ died? It was pretty good but the nips looked weird on the last panel, the tips just seemed off to me
No.92646
>>92643Yeah that was me, I could've done better with the last panel in hindsight but I tend to draw that sort of stuff once in a blue moon so pretty good is still something I can be happy with. Wanted to add a bit more definition to 'em but I think I was a little scared of going beyond the panel lol.
You have indeed been getting a lot better with the makeup when you decide to do it btw, the subtlety with it is quite nice as someone who tends to skim over those details in my own process.
No.92647
>>92646My rude ass forgot to say "thank you" in all that text, apologies
No.92652
>>92537Know that many anons, including artists, may still find the effort in a bad drawing endearing, even if they lurk and don't reply (like I do most of the time)
No.92655
Can I post non-Touhou drawings here?
No.92656
>>92649They did long strokes for the edges, then probably a linear burn layer with a hard slightly grayish blue (could be a complimentary red or orange) for the shading.
No.92661
>>92655If /jp/ is fine with it, I could show some of my non-touhou drawings too
No.92665
>>92655>>92661Anything /jp/-related goes for sure. Doujin projects, vocaloid, UTAU, VN characters, futaba channel mascots, etc.
If it's not so related, post it in a catbox and/or together with /jp/-related OC file, I'd say. That's how I'd do it
No.92670
That said, personally I'd prefer to not see non-/jp/ stuff, so catbox it if it's such.
No.92674
>>92655I was gonna say, I did just shamelessly post an Azumanga drawing but
>>92665 is also a pretty good summary on the matter
No.92697
Something I made for a Ran thread a while back to test the waters on a drawing tablet. Pen sensitivity was something I didn't have a good grasp for at the time so it looks like hell, but it's one of the first drawings I made for others so it's a special one for me. I saw it being reposted elsewhere so at least one person liked it, that's good enough for me.
>>92683I like the way you do lighting and making it contrast.
>I wish there was a /d/ board so I can dump my worst stuff thereThere is /megu/ which serves a bit like that, there's already a futa and fat thread there; and, it's a sEcReT!! board so that kind of stuff is to be expected when you go there. It also wouldn't be the first time someone made a thread to dump their stuff in like
>>>/secret/28268Moreover it's OC content you made, there's a certain level of respect to that even if the content is not to everyone's taste. I'd give it a shot.
No.92705
>>92697If they are fine with chounyuu art, then I could make a thread there, possibly a OC thread as well
No.92732
>>92711You have a knack for these very slimy 'hu depictions, good on your for cornering a niche.
I still think about that one info pic you did for Mizuchi though, good stuff...
No.92741
>>92697the deed has been done, I will post that stuff there
No.92753
>>92697It's extremely cute, and I like your style.
No.92759
>>92295Is linking to a fic ok here?
No.92771
>>92732Thank you!
Slimegirl touhous are really fun to do so i doubt Megumu will be the last one.
And Mizuchi is my darling, but right now im waiting for conclusion of manga before doing anymore of her.
And Chiyari is probably next in line for info pic...
No.92772
I consider art and art improvement my purpose in life but I've had no motivation or discipline for about two weeks now
No.92857
>>92838I like the paizuri smoosh in this one
No.92938
How are you guys coloring your linework? I'm painting on a layer under the lines and coloring the edges and using fill to finish the section. Is there a better way to do this, I might just lack practice but it's really time consuming.
No.92941
taishi-sama
>>92938use the magic wand tool to select the outside boundaries of your line art, the places you plan to not color, then invert the selection, color in the sections you want with the base color, then the colors in the individual sections on top. My strategy is to fill the whole character body with their planned skin tone, deselect the various spots that are skin tone or already colored, until I am down to the last colors in certain areas left.