Squirrel experiment

[icymist]

[Forkboy]

1. That's pretty neat!

:)

[icymist]

2. Thank you.

It's nice to get some feedback. As steerpike says, it gets pretty lonely here sometimes.

[Forkboy]

3. Yeah, it's always a tough crowd.

Just do what feels right, regardless of what feedback you get here...or anywhere else. If it's fun for you to do, who cares who else likes it? :)

[icymist]

4. Thank you for answering.

And for the feedback, even if you think you didn't give any! :) I'm a traditional artist and never even had a computer until 2003! I played around with the paint program for a little while and then lost interest at that time, getting caught up in discussion instead. I received a digital camera not too long ago and began finding uses for it. I'm still discovering new things with the paint! It is fun and it's keeping me out of trouble! The farey is my room mate, only I made her look thiner so she's very happy with it! I'm thinking of using this style (technique) of drawing and painting for cartoons. Any suggestions in using this?

[Forkboy]

5. My only real suggestion is to do what feels right.

I don't have any real ideas for technique or style, that's going to come from you. What I will say is try not to over think your art (something I'm horribly guilty of when I draw...I have to plan out every little line, and that often drains the fun right out of it and I stop entirely). You used the key word here..."fun". As long as you're having fun anything you do will be rewarding, so try to maintain that sense of enjoyment in your art. Anything else good will follow from that. :)

[icymist]

6. Banned for having a political cartoon.eom