My Mew picture

[Magic kid930]

Hello. I've made a mew picture and I know it's not OMG I NEED TO SEE THIS NOW IT'S PERFECT! But I also know it isn't OMG THAT IS LIKE SOO... RUBBISH!!

It's kind of in-between to me. So please rate my picture for me out of 10, or PM me what you think about it.

 

[~Ch3Et@H~]

ok now that is uh....................bad
the body isnt supposed to be a triangle
tail in difeffernt parts are differnt sizes
the feet uh weird
the mouth ot that triangle
the hands look like two sticks
sorry if you think im mean
but it kinda good it you did it on paint but next time spend more time

 

[Luxuria]

Not to be harsh but that's a very bad picture.
It's nose and cheeks stick out to much.
It's tail is really bumpy.
It's hands are way to skinny.
Feet and toes are screwed up.
Body looks like a cone or as F1re_Dragon1te said a triangle.

 

[EagleFox]

Umm... no offense, but how much time did you spend on it?

 

[F-Zero Addict]

I'm guessing that it took 5 mins. 2 mins to make, and 1 min to save, and 2 mins to post on here.

• The tail is WAY too bumpy.
• The body is a cone (as F1re Dragonite said)
• The arms are Way too short and thin for it's otherwise plump body
• The snout isn't supposed to be pointy.
• The Mew looks like an OLD LADY because it has fat cheeks.
• The Mew is NOT radio-active, d00d! Try at least putting pupils in the eyes. • The eyes aren't green.
• Why is Mew fat?


If I were to give you a rating, I'd give you a mere 1.5 out of 10.
On Paint: 6 out of 10

~FOAddict

 

[Carpetted!]

Actually, it's not that bad. Pretty cute, actually.
Still, you need to improve on how you draw legs, and don't use the line tool for things that aren't perfectly straight. Another thing to keep in mind is shading. I'm keeping an eye on this thread...

 

[Diamond]

You need practice if you want to draw Mew well..especially with the mouse..heck, to draw anything well needs practice...I suggest that you invest in either a scanner or tablet...drawings usually come out better by hand as opposed to being mouse drawn...In my opinion, a mouse is not the true measure of the artist's capabilities, but I'm old-fashioned that way...if you want to continue drawing with the mouse, then do it, but put some time into your pictures.

Practice drawing different parts of the creature, such as the head, the arms, the legs, etc. everytime you draw it..but the key to "getting it right" is time, effort, and all of that good stuff...now I'm rambling....Good luck to you!