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ilwin In reply to lichotka [2018-01-21 16:39:14 +0000 UTC]

Aww, thank you very much! I'm glad you like it!
The hanging Ladybug is probably my most favourite of these too . 
(I was wondering if you would read the second comics as well but didn't want to ask to not to sound too forcing myself to you... But I admit that I hoped this page could make you write a comment whether you would read it or not )

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lichotka In reply to ilwin [2018-01-21 16:43:51 +0000 UTC]

Given that I really liked your first comic, I'm very curious about this one as well and I think this idea is interesting. But putting so many dynamic poses in one piece of paper is something that should be appreciated there could be some improvements, I guess, but overall I think you made a really good job

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ilwin In reply to lichotka [2018-01-21 17:11:08 +0000 UTC]

Heh, there's always something that could do with some improvement (especially in my case), but as I wrote in the comment - this turned out much better than I even hoped for when starting to sketch this page, so I'm very happy myself with it and I'm happy you liked it so much to write a comment immediately .
Thank you again <3

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lichotka In reply to ilwin [2018-01-21 20:53:48 +0000 UTC]

Yes, you can really be proud of yourself And that proves that it's good to try drawings that are 'out of our reach' sometimes.

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ilwin In reply to lichotka [2018-01-21 21:15:48 +0000 UTC]

Funny like sometimes those pictures that I was the most afraid of so far (like when talking about my comics - the page with details on hands in first comic and this one in this) often turned out not just only good at the end but kind of better than some others which drawing of them seemed to be easier. You might say that I was afraid of the result more so I put more effort into it but I don't think it would be just that - I mean in these two cases it were surely things that I was trying for the first time (detail on hands and such action poses in such combined picture) and drawing (or generally doing) something for the first time doesn't generally means also a good result just because (maybe) paying more attention to it. Ok, never mind, I was just thinking out aloud .
It's definitely good to trying to cross the lines from time to time, the first comics already proved that to me very well

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lichotka In reply to ilwin [2018-01-22 07:07:16 +0000 UTC]

I have my own theory which is not proved in anyway but I still think there's something to it. When I draw something for the first time, it often turns out quite good. And sometimes second and third attempt seem worse. It may be that the cause is paying more attention to it... but I sometimes feel that when I draw something for the first time, I rely on my intuition which somehow gets it right. Not perfect, because I lack some skills, but it looks okay.
And when I draw it for the second or third time, I'm starting to put more attention to details and it doesn't always look good. And also, I start stressing out a bit ('Since I managed to do it last time, this time should be even better). Surely, after some practice I get better.
I dunno if it makes any sense.

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ilwin In reply to lichotka [2018-01-22 07:54:25 +0000 UTC]

Yes, it makes some sense. I think you already said this somewhen before when we talked about drawing, though I don't remember what was the talk related to in particular. (maybe when I was talking about how my old fanart seems sometimes almost better than today's, if I talked about this to you as well)
It might the thing yeah. (or the big part of it)

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ilwin In reply to mayuralover [2018-01-19 18:13:57 +0000 UTC]

Heehee ^^

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ilwin In reply to Pandoras-Socks [2018-01-19 18:13:40 +0000 UTC]

Thank you very much, I'm glad someone thinks so

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