At least you worked on yours

Happy Thanksgiving Alecia! (Mind my spelling)

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the way you made the dress flow is emphasized by the awesome coloring! Those folds and flows are my favorite thing about this piece

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this is my fav pic from your gallery ^^ i can't belive u only got 2 comments 0-0 so lovely

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woah so awesome.. instant favorite

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cute and nice pose~!

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Hmmm... Looking at your artwork I can see the form of your characters are almost perfect... let's say incredibly accurate, but you seem to be suffering from "tablet-itis" which means your drawing well, but because of the small size of your tablet in respect to the size of your art your lineart becomes a little 'rough' or wiggly.

Else I've just guessed wrong.

In anycase if you got into using Adobe Illustrator and vectors, your art form would become tremendous -- perfection guaranteed!

My tablet is actually giant (Just so ya know) And to be honest my lineart is just plain awful most of the time XD I would definantly like to look into adobe illustrator and vector programs soon, but for now I have to deal with a very ancient version of photoshop. I definantly would like to look at better programs!

Thank you for your comment, I will fix it soon!

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Nothing needs to be fixed. Let it be. It's best to leave it as it is so you can gauge how much you improve in your future work

Ah... having a big tablet is all the same. But then instead of running out of space, the tablet is usually so sensitive it picks up the slightest wiggle. Hence to fix this you'll need to use swifter strokes... but then those are not so easy to control! Trust me... it's nothing to worry about, it should go away as you meld with your tablet better. I'm currently in the same situation with my hardly-used 6x11 Intuos 3. Because I've hardly used it, my strokes are terrible, hence I've banished myself to the anchor-pointed realm of vectors.

I find that smaller tablets actually work better... but then again it all depends on how big your art space is.

She looks very cute

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