Oh hi, it appears I haven't visited this forum since 2006. Guess I might as well reintroduce myself. I'm Hlavco, and I mostly draw pokemon and cartoons and silly things like that. I was a little intimidated to start a thread here, since this forum seems to be more directed towards serious artists, but hey, it's late and I'm not thinking straight, so I'll show you my pokemans.
Pichu
2010
2009
2008
2007
Paras
2010
Spearow
2008
Eevee
2009
2007
Nidorina
2007
...man, I feel like I always post way too many pictures to these art thread things. Any pokemon with more than one picture is in reverse chronological order, so #1 is the newest. As you can see I mostly work with vectors, but sometimes experiment with the tablet. I haven't really gotten that style down too well, though.
Here's a few things that
aren't pokemon... first is a character that was originally supposed to be a weasel, but after years of developing the appearance doesn't really look like much of anything anymore.
2009
2007
And in some more experimenting, here is something of an animated version of the second one:
2008
Here's a vectorized Minidisk player:
2006
My other favorite thing to draw is cars, but I never really tend to computerize them, so you'll have to settle for an assortment of doodles, mixed in with my other usual stuff including attempts at drawing characters with visible mouths:
2010
I guess that's a pretty good summary of what I do and what I have done since I last posted in the Vector Thread in 2006. Even though some of these pictures are a couple years old, I'm still open to feedback and criticism. Oh, and in case you were wondering, the name of my site isn't supposed to be a reference to this one, it was just originally supposed to be about the old N64 game, Penny Racers.
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in the page of pencils where you are drawing different expressions, you can try pushing the body language more.
i can see where you've used the illustrator oval, because those areas feel too static, and not organic enough
you need to just draw the circles yourself, they won't be perfect, but that'll make them far more believable.