Fullmetal Alchemist

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I gota a new tablet yesterday and it's like 10 times better, so i was inspired to do some art.
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Hello! These are good but hard to see. I think you need to outline the drawings with black so that they're clear. They'll look a lot better that way. I see you attempted to shade the hair but a little more shading would be better. If you want to practice drawing then I'd advice you to use a pencil and paper rather than a tablet. And since you got a new tablet, you might not have been familiar with all the functions so you did a pretty good job there. Always keep practicing :)
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Thank you for your input ^-^
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Hi! Nice drawings :) I'll second what Twinkle said and also add that if you have access to a scanner, that can be a great tool. You can do your sketches by hand, scan to your computer, and then use a digital program to color just like a coloring book. It's a great way to learn and can give great results! Keep practicing! :D
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Wow!! Great drawings. And they really look cool. And did you say tablet?? Now I am jealous of you!! I only get to draw by hand and sometimes using the mouse to draw in GIMP. Anyway keep doing it. Then of course you get better as you come to know more of your tool. :)
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