My partner was an art teacher and artist for many years, so he's been teaching me how to draw. These are digital drawings (using Autodesk Sketchbook) but I also do physical color pencil drawings and water color paintings. 

I put a grid over my subject.  Then I draw a light grid on paper.  I usually start with the eyes and work my way out.  The eyes are usually what I'm going to mess up, so I start there first.  Without using a grid, my drawings would be horrible.  

I've been told my drawings are shit, too mathematical.  I still enjoy doing it, it relaxes me.  

For the hair I use really thin erasers. I cut them into the thinness I need.

First time with colour, not very good but I learned a bit a new medium. 

And then I fucked it by putting in the background. 

And work in progress, I don't know how much detail I'll go into on this yet but definetly gonna vignette it with some foliage to fix the slightly off center where I forgot about the tail. Maybe half way done. The head is fairly close to being finished I'd reckon. 

Went for a hike recently and got some decent shots. I'm a terrible photographer and my phone is 8 years old so the quality's meh, but it was beautiful there

love it, good job

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Sorry, do these ones work?