DOOMGUY11: Last one I promise

DOOMGUY11: Yes I tried out the legs I'm still like should or should I not?

DOOMGUY11: I should stop rushing, I'm too busy to draw anything rn :(

Toryu-Mau: ... I see you tried the "Faun" style digitigrade legs? That's a nice compromise since full digitigrade legs can be difficult to pose for artist who are used to drawing human forms.
And I'm noticing there seems to be bad habit that's starting to form... when drawing long continuous lines, try to avoid doing short strokes with wrist motion, as doing so results in uneven scratchy lines that zigzag and doesn't flow smoothly.
To fix this, Keep the wrist steady, forearm lifted above the paper and kept parallel to the table, then move the pen with upper arm and shoulder rotation, this results in cleaner, more defined lines while causing less strain on the arm and back. >):^]
And always remember to only do art when you are having fun doing it, because that's when you learn the most, and forcing things don't turn out well. >):^D

DOOMGUY11: @Toryu-Mau: bruh you sound exactly like my art teacher yeah its still a nasty habit thanks

Toryu-Mau: @DOOMGUY11: ... Hope that didn't make ya fall asleep half way through, M8. >):^<
But these core rules keep being said for good reasons that begin make sense in retrospect later on.
So keep at it, yah? >);^D

DOOMGUY11: @Toryu-Mau: nah I take whatever I can learn thanks

TrashPanda545: Don't feel too bad about it, I have trouble with an AR platform rifle of any kind, let's all have fun with art, but J cannot tell you enough how important Toryu's advice is, I have been drawing for a long time but only recently I have been trying to take it seriously.