My Lion King Forum

So lately, I've been feeling like no one likes my art. I mean, you all say I'm good, but I only have 4 fans. Plus, I barely ever receive requests. Actually, I've only gotten 2 or 3. I'd like to improve so people will like my art, but I just don't know how. If you have any suggestions of how I could do better, any at all, I'd appreciate you telling me.
Thanks,
Kayo49

Don't say that. Please don't say that. If it makes you feel any better, your art is way better than mine. And I wouldn't lie; I'm one of your friends. Tip 1: Don't tell yourself that. Tip 2: If you want, try copying some of the screen shots as a sketch. I did that, and now I have my fire back. Tip 3: Use more definite lines and practice getting detail in. So just do head shots without the neck or anything. Tip 4: Don't forget where the shadows are so that you can place the muscles in.
You don't need any of my advice, your art is amazing! :p
Could you do a request for me then? If you're willing, could you draw Kuvili for me, please?

Hope it helps! Just what ever you do, don't leave MLK. Please!

Everyone likes your art. Look, it takes time to get fans. Just because you don't have fifty fans doesn't mean your art is bad. I suggest you reference off of screenshots, but keep them out of your album. Keep practicing and you'll get better.
Don't say that your art is bad. It isn't. You don't need five thousand fans to be a good artist, you know.

your drawings are awesome and you actually have 5 fans

I love your work! I've been thinking of making a tutorial. Would you be interested? I found my drawings improved after following tutorials or from copying screencaps. Just don't go. Everyone put's all their hard work and effort into each drawing and that's is what I love about each piece of art - they are individual to every artist. Said in the words from the song 'Expressing Yourself' from Billy Elliot:
"Everyone is different, it's a natural state, it's a fact, it's plain to see,
The world's great enough without making it worse, what we need is individuality!"