General Art Rainy's Art^^

[Ochibi]

Oh my goodness! Rainy, you're improving so mucccchh >w<!!

 

[The Nahobino]

Looking good. Judging from your past submissions I say you really are improving at the speed of light. Keep it up. ^^

 

[Raindrop14]

Okay, I know I'm not done the SS Link picture yet but I'll get to that soon.^^ I just got a little inspiration to do these so I did them.^^

Some Detective Conan fan art:

Just a random pic:

These will be colored soon. Hope you can be just a little more patient with me Linkanon for the SS pic, I promise it'll be done soon.^^

 

[The Nahobino]

These look great, my friend. I can't wait to see them colored. You haven't ceased to amaze me, you've been improving like crazy, and I am proud of you. Keep it up, Rainy. ^^

 

[Crimson_Pearl]

These are really good! I really really like the girl with the wind in her face! Can't wait to see them coloured, keep up the good work

 

[Raindrop14]

Thanks guys.^^

Here is Conan in color:

The wind pic in color:

 

[The Nahobino]

I gotta say art looks good in black and white, but when it comes to adding color, art just looks plain better. You did a great job coloring them. ^^

 

[Crimson_Pearl]

I agree with Atsuma. This looks really good! You've definately improved! Keep it up

 

[Ochibi]

I really love the second one! Just something about it that seems so appealing

 

[Raindrop14]

Thanks.^^ Okay, I've FINALLY finished Linkanon's request.

And I just watched six episodes of Fullmetal Alchemist and I drew some fanart.^^

Coming soon in color...

EDIT:

Here is Link in color:

If you didn't notice I was a little lazy with the coloring of Link.

 

[Hachi]

Great stuff as usual! =D The colored Link picture looks really nice.

I think to challenge yourself it would be a good idea to maybe start experimenting with drawing more dynamic poses. Most of the drawings you've posted recently have been upfront profile shots, and while there is nothing wrong with that, it's important to be comfortable with drawing the human figure at any angle. The picture with the girls hair blowing in the wind was really nice and it would be great to see more stuff like that. <3

 

[Linkanon]

I really like the link pic, especially in color! Keep up the good work.

 

[Raindrop14]

Thanks guys.^^

Great stuff as usual! =D The colored Link picture looks really nice.

I think to challenge yourself it would be a good idea to maybe start experimenting with drawing more dynamic poses. Most of the drawings you've posted recently have been upfront profile shots, and while there is nothing wrong with that, it's important to be comfortable with drawing the human figure at any angle. The picture with the girls hair blowing in the wind was really nice and it would be great to see more stuff like that. <3

Thanks for the advice, it really helps.^^

EDIT:

And here is Edward in color:

(if you can't tell I was a little lazy with this one too.)

 

[Sabel27]

How did I just now find this art thread..... :facepalm:

Anyways, these look great, Rainy!! I like how you have your own style of eyes that you use in your drawings~ They fit in with your drawing style really well! ^^

The only thing that I think that you should practice for now is the anatomy. Try studying everything (yes, everything) around you. Take notice of their shape, their shadows, their lighting, etc. Jot down quick sketches of these objects in a small notebook or a random piece of paper (whatever works ). You can sketch these objects in your own style (which looks really great, by the way ) or you can use a realism-type style if you want to try something different. But, once you have a good grasp of drawing anatomy (I still have troubles with my anatomy...), you can draw almost anything!

I wish you good luck!!!!!

 

[Raindrop14]

How did I just now find this art thread..... :facepalm:

Anyways, these look great, Rainy!! I like how you have your own style of eyes that you use in your drawings~ They fit in with your drawing style really well! ^^

The only thing that I think that you should practice for now is the anatomy. Try studying everything (yes, everything) around you. Take notice of their shape, their shadows, their lighting, etc. Jot down quick sketches of these objects in a small notebook or a random piece of paper (whatever works ). You can sketch these objects in your own style (which looks really great, by the way ) or you can use a realism-type style if you want to try something different. But, once you have a good grasp of drawing anatomy (I still have troubles with my anatomy...), you can draw almost anything!

I wish you good luck!!!!!

Thanks, this helps a lot.^^ I'll certainly try that.^^