>>54252 Could you share your art? Is there anything specific you're struggling with? How long have you been drawing? What are your inspirations and your goals in art? What makes you want to draw? It's a bit hard to give advice with nothing to go on...

>>54280 its hands and lower legs they just irritate me i never get them right the neris eating the crepe above was me.

>>54367 >i want to draw out of sheer spite towards AI. thats what motivated me to pick up the pen in the first place NTA but i don't recommend you do anything you do out of spite. It might be a part of the motivator, but as someone who's dealt with people who do stuff purely out of spite, it never ends well. Hatred isn't a mental state you can use to create, and it will end up holding you back. Use your love of obscure monstergirls and games instead. Let that love flourish into a love for art. It will give your brain better rewards. And discipline, a lot of discipline. As for the arms and legs, if i may, i recommend you look into general proportions and anatomy. Stuff like: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uJMoplyGboI https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2DVbargQCaY Regretfully i can't tell you just do this simple thing, and then it will be fixed. Art is a science too, and if you want to get good at it you need to learn basics before you learn more advanced stuff. So i'd recommend you follow these steps loosely. >Learn anatomy and proportions. Try to get the mannequins right in different poses and angles. >Then try to copy how your favorite artists draw arms and legs, and try to draw that above those mannequins. I'd recommend just trying to redraw pictures you like, but do the mannequin construction first, and then add the details. That has a bonus of giving you a ground on how to tackle other stuff you might be struggling with. Following a similar process to the sketch here(not necessarily the same shapes, or exact process, just the overall idea is enough). That should get you around 80% the way there. If you want more specific stuff, you'll need to study anatomy in detail, muscle groups, etc, and i don't recommend you do that right now. Concentrate on basic shapes and proportions. Once you have basics, and a ground model to play with, you can then start modifying it to make more complicated stuff, exaggerate muscles, put spikes, clothing or armor on top of it, etc. In general, Proko's videos are a great place to start studying art, so feel free to visit his other stuff if you want. Just advice from an amateur. Also, cool concept art i found here.

>>54378 >NTA but i don't recommend you do anything you do out of spite. It might be a part of the motivator, but as someone who's dealt with people who do stuff purely out of spite, it never ends well I have nothing to add when it comes to drawing but I absolutely agree and this needs to be said more often. Spite gives a powerful initial kick of motivation, but for longer term it only burns you out with unreasonable expectation. Among the monster girl fandom I saw some very special individuals who allowed spite to wholly consume them and it did not lead to anything of value being produced, just self induced mental illness and unhealthy obsession.

>>54378 Thanks for answering anon's question for me lol. As a beginner you just have to suck it up, learn the basics and make a lot of mistakes... Here's a guide for learning art with lots of resources if you feel lost (just a reference on how you can study you don't have to follow this): https://www.soloartcurriculum.com/ You can find artbooks on 4chan /ic/ or sites like annas archive. For paid courses you have online courses club. Remember to draw what you like too and not just study! >>54390 >Among the monster girl fandom I saw some very special individuals who allowed spite to wholly consume them and it did not lead to anything of value being produced, just self induced mental illness and unhealthy obsession. I feel like I probably shouldn't ask... but am curious who they are lol.

>>54479 >>54373 Ex-hentai also has a "how to" tag. If you browse there you'll find plenty of tutorial artbooks by professional artists. This one specifically is pretty good, although perhaps somewhat too detailed in some places for a beginner level. https://exhentai.org/g/3412406/96f1edcc4d/ In general, you'll see plenty of techniques that slightly differ from eachother. Ultimately they all teach the basics in slightly different ways, so look for a method that works for you. >but am curious who they are lol. In short, a furry cuckold obsessed with KC and one of the guys shitting all over the monstergirl thread in 4chan. He also has some story with this board, but that's a topic better left for the meta thread. He's banned from this place.

>>55245 I'd make her wear cat ears too

my wife looks so good in full armour

>>58017 Cute

>>58017 Nice, but I can't help but think the helmet is uncomfortable to her with her ears. >>58038 I like to imagine that in motion.

2D lamia

>>59139 Handmade stuff like this is always adorable

>>59139 Why snek green?

>>59250 truly a question for the ages

schizophrenic womanfailure vampire gf

>>61613 >womanfailure A yes, the monsterevolution of a girlfailure.

>>61613 Vampires SUCK.

>>61666 aint that kinda the point tho?

>>61613 >failure Finally, a woman made for (Me)

>>61791 I mean, in a bad way

>>61871 I want to correct this bloodsucker

>>62164 Hello lovely dhampir lady, wanna spend this evening together?

Limlim

>>62589 Pelvis-breaking sex with fit monster girls

>>62589 https://x.com/losenis/status/2002373582525993251 Lim

I'm trying to learn how to sew my own monster girl plushies, starting with a harpy. Working on a design first, here's a wip. I will simplify the patterns in her hair and feathers next so they won't be absolutely annoying to make irl. Then try to go from there.

>>63160 Cute idea, I wish you the best of luck

>>63160 Big if true.

>>63203 Thanks! Here's what the finished design looks like for now. >>63205 I just bought the sewing / embroidery machine a few days ago... I'd be stupid if I didn't end up using it lol. I will try making some other plushies first following a guide to gain some experience. There's a free one for a kitsune plushie that I want to try out. Not a monster girl design, but still cute.

Hey, I've got an idea for a drawing. You draw an enterpreneur monstergirl (demon, tanuki, etc.) sitting on a huge mountain of gold, holding a long-ass paper roll that's implied to be a slavery contract or something of that sort. She's (gently!) squeezing a guy's face between her big toned thighs, while saying something like, "Well it says here in the chapter 420 section 69, that you agree to this sort of a thing" Alternatively, just a big "Happy Jew Year!" somewhere on the top. I'd draw it myself but I can't draw for shit :(

>>65812 You know it made me think, are lamias cold blooded or warm blooded? Because if they are cold blooded they have to dress much warmer for winter than humans.

>>66095 Most people think lamias would be cold blooded. Maybe it's just a misex system where the human half can generate enough energy to control her temperature, but the snake half can't.

I tried copy draw the demon from the book. Kind of screwed up the legs, torso length, and the head looks a bit round. Tell me what y'all think.

>>67039 You did pretty fine you just have to fix up the thighs a little along with the ears too since they look thin

>>67039 Sorry for the delayed answer, i've been slow these last couple of days. Overall it looks like an improvement, which is what you always should try to strive towards. For the minor details, like the other anon said, the ears are a bit thin, and they look like they come out of the back of her head, but more on that later. The OG demon is quite leggy, so the exaggerated proportions are fine here. I at least don't see much wrong, relative to the OG. Now to the three main aspects, as all of those perceived "screw ups" circle back to them. Let's start with pose. You took quite a difficult pose. If you examine the OG, you'll see she's not quite frontal, instead she's slightly angled, invitingly beckoning you towards her. It's quite the Jojo pose if i'm being honest. Trying to recreate it IRL is hard because it's very unnatural and unstable. It should be her other leg going forwards. Regardless, even in these cases it's always good to analyze the pose by looking at the big landmarks, those being the hips, shoulders, knees, elbows, hands and feet. Analyze the angle between the pairs, and where they are positioned relative to each other, like the red lines in pic related. Analyzing poses and getting them right is the way to get expressive bodies. That then causes the right hand to be floating in your pic. KC' also has this problem, but to a minor degree because the hips are angled so that the hand sort of rests on them. Secondly is shape. Legs might be fine in terms of length, but her left leg is very thick and doesn't taper. Similarly the left arm is too straight. This is the part that requires knowledge of muscles and musclegroups, so do look into it. Third comes the head. In general, the head can be represented as a sphere with the sides cut off. If you used that kind of guideline but forgot to cut the sphere it explains why the head is wide and the ears off. The issue with classic anime styles is that they love hiding the jaw behind hair, so if you try to copy it by just continuing the lines you'll get that result. Drawing the guidelines for the head correctly helps you with shape and placement of features. It's quite the complicated topic, best is to study Loomis, or Asaro. And as a minor tip, whenever you are drawing hair, draw the strands in a single swoop. Think about it like ribbons laying on top of each other(at least for this hair.) Hopefully the image is readable enough.

>>68411 Thank you for the response and the tips you gave. I really study hard. So that I get better at drawing monster girls with big boobs and butts

>>69244 Keep at it anon. Drawing isn't easy, but so is anything worth doing.

I wish this thread had some kind of activity / event / challenge / whatever after seeing the writing contest in the mge thread. Maybe a monthly prompt or something?

>>72044 I was thinking about something like a monthly drawpile, but with only 2 or 3 people it doesn't make much sense.

>>72044 >>72063 Yeah the best way to induce activity is to share your stuff and see if it encourages others, things like scheduled prompts and drawpile should only come after there's enough creative activity to drive then.

>>72066 I already try to post here once and awhile, hope the thread can get more active in the future. >>72063 That would be fun, although I can't imagine myself drawing on it too often. Anyways, I just remembered that I wanted to try a fun drawing game 'let's make an oc together' but with monster girls! The first reply gets to decide the species, then the second the main monster feature of the girl and so on. Doing the prompts one at a time might take too long so two at a time instead is fine too. After that I will draw a monster girl based on the replies. Here are the prompts: >species >main feature >body type >hair style >colors >accessory >personality >random

>>72122 Alright, sure, i'll start, and might as well draw her as well. >Species: Batgirl >Main feature: Quadruple wings

have this shitty OC that looks like she was made by a 13 year old

>>72124 >Body type: slender >Hair style: twin buns

>>72676 Wife material right there.