Well, when I'm in an "artist block", I usually work on my drawing techniques, regardless if what I’m actually drawing makes sense for me or not. That’s how I got good at it, I’ve looked around, borrowed some interesting drawing techniques, added my own twist to it, mixed a little of this to a little of that to make something decent. And once I’m FINNALY satisfied of the paper version, I scan it and voila, masterpiece!

There are TONS of things you could work on to get even better until inspiration strikes you again!
For example, in your case, you should maybe practice on the shadings, backgrounds and posture (especially on the muddies since they’re boneless)...

But if you ask my opinion, I’d suggest you to work on how you draw your mud, to use more variety of colors, make the slurring look more realistic, like I said, just look around Deviant Art.

Just type “Slime girl” on the search bar and look at how they draw their slimy stuff, regardless if you like the actual drawing or not; just look at the drawing technique, then try to draw some of it, using the same style and change the flashy colors with some brownish colors and look at the results! That’s what I did, and as you can see, the results are concluding!

So the next time I see you draw something, I wana see something different and NEW, alright?


Now take that pencil of yours and… on your mark, set, DRAAAAWWW!

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What drives a man to put his life in danger?
The promises of great wealth?
For his renown and popularity?
For the thrill of battle?

Or is it simply because... he's a man?

Meh, right now I’m doing countless of final exams, I’m sick and tired of school, I can't wait for the summer vacations! Other than that, I've drawn two more characters in my scrap book; I’ll put them up as soon as I colored them on Photoshop.

And to answer your question, I haven't seen any great movies lately, but I'm reading Angels and Demons right now... I want to finish the book before seeing the movie! xD

Btw I saw you draw something new, nice! Now color them! >=O

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What drives a man to put his life in danger?
The promises of great wealth?
For his renown and popularity?
For the thrill of battle?

Or is it simply because... he's a man?