This is me, avoiding working on shit that matters, aka thesis. Couple of drawings in progress!

[devidarkwolf]

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[kaycee_a]

Those are great! Can't wait to see the final pieces. And I love seeing your process! That kind of thing always fascinates me. :)

[devidarkwolf]

Aww, thank you so very much! I am usually too lazy to finish pictures but I definitely will cuz I promised myself I'd post more finish work. To me, progress pics are interesting cuz I love seeing how different people approach it. Thanks again! :D

[bigmamag]

Oh my god, I love both drawings! :D

[devidarkwolf]

Thank you so much for saying so! :D

[afrocurl]

OH YOU!

[devidarkwolf]

Oh, BOYS, I think you mean!

[growyourwings]

Hey terrific! I love these! Based on your description I assume you use a drawing tablet or something on the computer? I've always been interested in doing that. I investigated prices and models a few months ago. I'm very tech oriented. But with drawing I'm still very old school and use charcoal, graphite, and colored pencil.

[devidarkwolf]

Eee, yay, charcoal and graphite and yay!! I draw both traditionally, with pencils, ink, and markers and/or colored pencils, and on the computer. At some, I use a Wacom tablet. The size is the most important part and Wacom is the only brand I would trust!

At school, though, I use the most glorious tool on the face of the planet: a Cintiq, a combination monitor/tablet. It is... without a doubt, the most... wonderful thing ever. It is how I am doing my animated thesis. They cost several grand, but I would pay that in a heartbeat if I had it. They do sell a smaller Cintiq that you can bring around with you, but I am so used to the giant ones at this point. D: Drawing straight into the computer eliminates one step and I don't prefer it over the traditional way, but it definitely has its upsides!

[diner]

Thank you for sharing the process, that's so cool!

[devidarkwolf]

Thank you, glad it was informative! :D