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I apologize for the mediocre quality my camera. I used my itouch... Click the picture to see it all at once.

Cute! I think you're a really talented artist and I love that you put piglet in here! I love piglet. I'm not an artist so I don't have any tips or any other comments for you haha but anyway I like the pictures.

Hi there crescent!

Ok, first picture:
This is actually a really great picture, it's really cute and well-drawn. The best pig that you drew here is the one in the middle but the one to the right is the cutest I think it could've been a little better if you'd drawn the one to the left not leaning so much to the left (its right). Also, what are those black dots hovering around the right pig's head?

Second piccy:
This is an adorable picture and I love that you added Piglet in it The two bottom pigs are adorable but I think you did a bit much shading on them. If you erased some of it (which could make a mess) or made it lighter it may be a little better.

Third pic:
So cute! Again, I think you did too much shading, but on the middle pig with Piglet behind it. That black is just too dark and it makes the piggy look blobby!

Great job with this overall, it's really cute!

Keep drawing,
Alzora

Yay! The very fact that you had a variety of big breeds makes me happy. For instance... the teacup pigs? So cute! But what sold me was the Duroc pigs that you had on the last picture... I love those silly brown pigs, and the very fact that you had a couple nuzzling each other was beyond adorable!

I agree with Justagirl with the tea cup pig (the colored version) -- it does look a bit splotchy! So, it might have been better to use a softer gray there. Besides, pig spots are rarely pure black.

Also, I like the different names for pig all around. That made a nice touch!

Your first picture... the pig to the left is adorable.

Ah, these are amazing. I like the first one a lot. It has that raw feeling to it that really has an impact on what the onlooker sees. At first glance, it looks like you've finely drawn all of these. But at second, you can see thats its really just a lot of scribbles and scratches, which I absolutely love in artwork. Its nice to show people how a technique like 'scribbling' is actually beautiful =] As for the second piece, I liked it a lot better when it wasn't colored. I think the color was just too solid looking in comparison to the background. It made me have to look around for what all was going on. The sketch was beautiful, and piglet in the background cracked me up =] Both of them are beautiful pieces. Really, well done =]