Of mice and sketches.
Jun. 20th, 2005 02:22 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
dragonimpI just spent $100 on a mouse. Having bad wrists is expensive. I haven't tried it out yet, though, because it's still charging.
I can finally draw some without too much trouble. So I'm trying to retrain myself by doing some sketching (do not squeeze the pencil; do not grind the pencil into the paper; do not hunch over the sketchbook; do not tense shoulders; etc.). It's not easy. I wasn't expecting to produce anything decent, but this sketch of Ed actually turned out pretty cute. Yayyyy, I haven't forgotten how to draw.
I can finally draw some without too much trouble. So I'm trying to retrain myself by doing some sketching (do not squeeze the pencil; do not grind the pencil into the paper; do not hunch over the sketchbook; do not tense shoulders; etc.). It's not easy. I wasn't expecting to produce anything decent, but this sketch of Ed actually turned out pretty cute. Yayyyy, I haven't forgotten how to draw.
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Date: 2005-06-21 08:44 am (UTC)Also, I think that the FMA style may be a good one for you - I don't know, looking at Ed, somehow I feel like you're more comfortable with this one than say, the Inuyasha style? But that could just be me...
Eeeee AX is so soon *_________* *is so stoked*
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Date: 2005-06-21 06:15 pm (UTC)Yeah, I don't think Takahashi's style gets along with me, for one thing (or I don't get along with it). I'm having a much easier time drawing Ed than I do drawing the Inuyasha or Ranma characters. I couldn't say what the difference is, either.