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Nature is beautiful...

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thank you for your service i love classic penguin he's so silly and cute and highly underrated... i was so happy to see your art of him trying on the burton-inspired!penguin's coat and feeling himself... my little kinder pingui how i love him so...!!!🐧🐧🐧

Thank you very much! I'm very happy that my love for classic Oswald is shared. And I guess now I'll have to post my old sketches with him a little later.

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I absolutely adore your tcm art!

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Кто сказал что Киндер пингви не зачёт? Вынуждена не согласиться с таким мнением с людьми💅🏻

Base.

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Thank you for writing an ode of love to an old lady!

No problem, dude.

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Sorry, guys. I'm in a silly mood this month. So as soon as I'm done with work, I'm going to start posting classic Oswald under the tag Kinder Pingui (Yes, in honor of the sponge cake). And I encourage everyone to do so.

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Just hope I translated the shoe size correctly into US format...

my headcanon on how bubba got his pointy shoes

-Bubba, look, its your size!

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Here, drink this.

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I apologize if this seems like a silly question. But how do you manage to sketch so neatly?

Ugh, I'm going to have a hard time explaining this in English. So I hope you won't scold me for my poor language skills. I don't start drawing from construction, but from the overall form. This is wrong and I don't encourage anyone to do this because it is the reason for my mistakes in anatomy and perspective.

But, if you want to learn how to draw quickly, this is very effective. Draw the overall shape or silhouette first and then add more details.

When a picture is more complex, I first try to visualize what it should look like and draw a doodle digitally, which I then rely on to draw the overall shape on paper.

And when I sketch in photoshop, I don't strain my brain at all, I just draw dirt like a normal person, reduce transparency to 3 percent and make a clean sketch on a new layer, choosing the most successful direction of the line.

Here you can see that I make one translucent thin line and go over it many many times, correcting it with the eraser. Instead, you can immediately use a brush that mimics the pressure of an ink pen. But I like the layering effect itself.

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Little toothy gift.