Commissionposting Continues! Here's A Fragment Of A Piece Featuring @/Kittydruid095's (twitter Nickname)

Commissionposting continues! Here's a fragment of a piece featuring @/Kittydruid095's (twitter nickname) goegeous drow!

comm artwork of @dontbegreedy's gorgeous Tav!

More moths! Do you like em fluffy or with wacky colours?

[ENG] pov you're roasting a tasty sausage over fire in the woods (it will be yoinked)

Big bat Rajka belongs to @/aurumnexus on Twitter!

Sketch page comm for @theshotsheardacrossworlds of their precious tav Annie and everyone's fave bear <3

2 questions!

1. How long have you been doing art? I absolutely adore your style(especially with how you draw Halsin) and as an artist I really look up to your work.

2. Do you mind if I do a style study? I really admire how you draw faces and your line work is gorgeous. And if so, any tips for artists who want to start doing more detailed work like your own?

1. Thank you sm, glad you like my stuff! And honestly I draw since I can remember, basically all my life without any major breaks, so I guess it's been uhh about 20 years more or less. 2. Don't mind at all, I'd be very happy to say the least! It's honestly a very positive surprise to see someone wishing to do that, I usually think my faces and anatomy still need a lot of work given my habits from the past that keep derailing my learning process. Anyway, please go for it, but if that's possible I'd love to see the end result of your study! :) Regarding tips, Idk if I'm the best person to ask since my level of detail is the result of me just,,, not being able to let go of it? I just don't see the work as finished until it's not absolutely obliterated by small deets and textures, I really don't recommend this approach since it can weigh heavy on motivation :') But to try and answer your question a bit better, getting some nice textured brushes helps a lot with adding a feeling of detail from what I experienced myself, as well as just coming back to your work over the course of a few days and trying to figure out what else you can add! And also scribbling, I guess. Whenever I'm not happy with the texture I just scribble on it to add MoRe texture. I hope this helps in any way and wasn't just and incoherent ramble, thank you again for asking!