Oh no, that's not mine, I was aksing the guy who made it a little more about it.

Oh shit wrong person

You're good.

I will now commit head on table slam

Don’t tell me not to I already did it

Headdesk

More felt creations this time with a horribly made Link haha

Made this a while back

First order jet trooper with camo pattern

made this for christmas a bit late but oh well

Hey y'all, I know I've been posting a lot about this recently, but I have a question:

I was looking at this earlier and couldn't shake the feeling that the head was just slightly too big.

I went in and did a resize, reducing the head size by about 10%. What do you think?

1st image is pre-resize, 2nd is post.

Looks the same

It does, until you get a closer look at it. I'm probably nitpicking at this point, but I just can't stop seeing issues.

Bruh that’s any artwork. Just admire the minor imperfections. It’s what make the piece unique

Wut should I draw-

Mandala

Or snowflake

Other than something that must be perfect XD

I'm trying to fill my sketchbook

Oh haha

lol

Have you heard of zen tangle

yeahhh

Thgose things take foirever XD

Here- lemme show you something I do-

My most recent

One of my favorites-

And here's da mushy bby

How about a leopard hippo? 😀

oop-

I could uh- Try- XD

it already looks more lkike a deformed tiger XD

2nd picture from the tablet. Changed to a different program. And yeah. I really like the inking I can do with it.

Ooo! Nipples!

XD

Thats pretty sweet!

Thank you 👍

Np ^^

@Alpha-57 I suffer from that too, however if it looks good in other's eyes call that a success. The fact is you'll never be satisfied and the adverse effect of this is it tends to get you stuck on a single project. Once an art piece is done to a level only you notice things that bothers you, you'll improve much quickly if you move on and start a new one