Ah...chibis. My arch enemies when it comes to drawing anime. I find them too simplistic to actually draw them without hitting myself in the head with a bat. Joking. You did a pretty nice job with this one. I like his eyes, very cute. I want to pinch his cheeks. It think, yes, it would be better if it was colored and maybe you could have even drawn in his whole body. Anyway, good work. :3
Smell ya later, -Pink
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Wow.. this is REALLY cute. great Job. I love the expression on the eyes. ( but the hairline/point of origin for the hair is a bit off center). I think it looks better without color. But maybe that's just me...
Thank you (: I am trying to get better at drawing. and ill try to start coloring my artwork. i dont usually do it but i will. thanks for the compliments! :3
This is pretty adorable I don't know what defines "chibi" but it sounds like a type of hamster to me... so, yeah, I'm pretty much a novice as far as anime goes
I have a friend who draws a LOT of anime (she doesn't go on this sight, but she is really talented) and I kind of understand why you don't color your drawings if you're like her. She pays a lot of attention to detail and stuff, and shading, and after all that she likes to just move on to a new project, rather then erase the graphite and add color... In my opinion color isn't that important if the details and shading or good.
Question: why is your chibi so sad looking? I guess it's just, like, your drawing, and I have no right to question it and all, but still... chibi sounds like a happy word...
I thought that this was a fairly cute little anime! But i am in the same boat as TabbyGirl in the sense that I have no idea what defines a 'chibi'. Overall though, it was well done. Keep it up. ~SafeHouse
Grief, I’ve learned, is really just love. It’s all the love you want to give, but cannot. All that unspent love gathers up in the corners of your eyes, the lump in your throat, and in that hollow part of your chest. Grief is just love with no place to go. — Jamie Anderson
