PUDDOR'S PROFILE

I'm not sure what you mean by gesture drawings, that'd be really great if you could give me an example.
And I can see that most of my thick lines in the Leon drawing are because of my mistakes- I went over the arm in the background and edited several times before I was half-happy with it.

And I generally do scrap a drawing if I don't like it- I first of all did a front view of Leon then completely scrapped it. There were several other sketches on that page that I wasn't too pleased with. Leon's head came out looking ok, so I ended up turning it into a full-fledged drawing. I hate it when a drawing looks ok and then when it's finished it looks horrid. I recently scrapped a face drawing because of this, and I'd spent an hour on it =.=.
I leave with a drawing of Kumo, the main character of my FF parody that I just did. I played around with my anatomy a bit here and I think it looks ok. I dunno...

I really need to stop being distracted.

@Arc: Thanks ^-^.
@Karsuman: Yeah, it's a ridiculous pose. I generally do stable, photo images without impossible poses, but I felt I'd try something a bit more dynamic. Guess it just turned out awkward =/.
I've posted that Alice picture on my DevArt just recently and on CA yesterday evening.
@Dudesoft: Anatomy is still my biggest issue =/. I recently have been doing a lot of comic drawing to try and improve on it. I do have to reference my anatomy a lot more...I'm just going off memory of a book I read on anatomy.
@meh_ch- It got blended in and I didn't shade it currently :<. Whoops hehe. And...I didn't shade the shoes =/. I was getting lazy and was uninspired in how to shade them =/. I think I was just being lazy, mostly.
Yeah, I felt my wrists, especially on Leon, were a bit thick. I should really pay more attention because I actually have rather thin wrists anyway >.>
And about the lines, I used to use the 7 Pen setting in SAI, but after reading Arc's tutorial a little while back I started using 4 usually. Because it was a pencil sketch my lines turned out thick. I'm not very confident without my CTRL-Z hehe >.<

Well, I can't think of anything really horrible happening in High School...oh, wait...
There was this one girl who ended up hyperventilating so badly she had to be carted off in a wheelchair.

In Primary (Elementary to most), we were playing soft ball with a metal bat. My side was batting and my side was watching our batter.
A girl, who was kinda my friend, walked beside the batter just as he was swinging and smacked her in the head so hard she was in hospital for quite a while (no brain damage). They used her hat to stem the blood flow.

The worst part was that a few months later, I forgot my sunhat, and I asked her if she had a spare one. She gave me the one that had been bloodied up (it'd been washed but...) so I opted for the undercover areas (no hat, no going out in the sun at my primary school). Wearing a hat that'd been used to stem brain blood was a little too far on the creepy side for an 8-year-old.

Thanks for the warm welcome.

For some reason people can't seem to get their heads around my name in real life (it's Kirsti, btw). Usually I get 'y' or 'ie', and I've had the R and the I reversed many a time, but I've also been called Kristen and Christina.
The whole y's instead of i's didn't make much difference except I've never been called Krysten. Yet...>.>