Enrique the Large Fish Enthusiast

uhhhhhhhh..........

Gay.

Brokeback Ocean?

were you drunk when you drew that? cos i'm sensing a lot of repressed homosexual energy, and its not coming from me.... *for once*

if(getThingFlags(source) & 0x8){
  do her}
elseif(getThingFlags(source) & 0x4){
  do other babe}
else{
  do a dude}

He probably thought it was absolutely hilarious when he wrote it, and he probably will sixty years from now.

Guess what, your sense of humor is terrible.

Whenever I'm bored I doodle pictures of Enrique. It's not neccesarily meant to be funny, or anything. These are just doodles. Constructive tips on improving my drawing skills would be appreciated. (And no, there is nothing dirty about his enthusiasm for fish. Weird, yes, but not like that.)

A tip to improve your doodles...draw simple geometric shapes with a thin pencil first, to have some quidelines, then you can apply your current style, with a thicker and softer pencil, and finally, draw over it in clean lines with a blue pen. Then scan the image with a bluefilter and you have neat clean lines.
You might have to practice drawing clean lines a bit, though, cause even with guidelines it's not that easy.

Are you SURE you dont have a Fish Fetish?.

Something's fishy here....

I actually have a strong dislike for fish and birds.

Im sorry but this kind of art has no plaice on massassi...

umm.. wait has an i in it. place has an e. bad example. But yeah, dude, you spelled wait wrong.

I think it's cute. Reminds me of White Ninja, but not as funny.

This will sound silly, but when I'm writing notes or something to myself, I often tag an extra "e" onto words that don't need them.

Well, don't let a little negativity stop you from drawing. Though, if this guy was riding a mermaid, I would be a lot more interested in what you produce. Art wise, I'm not talking about fish baby's.

One problem a lot of people have with sketching is that 'furry look' you get from really short lines that inevitably end up curved as you try to flesh out the shape of something. Instead, draw a longer line, with more movement in your wrist than your fingers, and try to, in one line, flesh out the shape of the line... you won't get it right the first time, so you draw again over that, with a quick movement, and then you'll still end up with that sketchy look as you see the overall lines you've drawn so far and, with each successive line drawn, create the shape you're looking for... This way, as you repeatedly sketch in lines, you'll get a better idea of what you're changing each time, instead of progressively adding small sketch lines onto the overall line you're going for... this might be a cumbersome read, sorry... the main point is, you sketch because you can't get the line right on the very first try... no one can. So it helps to draw the whole line multiple times over itself than to slowly create the lenght of the line, deciding along the way how it's going to change...

If that doesn't make sense, let me know...

Thankyou! That was a really helpful post.

One problem a lot of people have is that when they write they use ... and no ****ing paragraphs. Makes it pretty freaking hard to read when you have a god damn white box beneath screaming, "LOOOOKKK ATT MEEEEEE!!!!"

But yea... this... @¿@

gaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaasp. i didn't know you were doing an autobiography.