Very cute goatboy Kudos on making such an interesting piece using relatively simple techniques.

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Ohh. . . .i like how the shading + simplicity just stands out

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"Um school is a monotenous brain washing fart factory that society chose for us to do for the rest of our lives." -=Yoopp

Thank you! I really appreciate it

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...but is it good for jumping?

Thanks so much, I'm glad that it ended up being okay despite the really .. yeah.. simple pen and pencil. I appreciate the comment!

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...but is it good for jumping?

No problem <3

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"Um school is a monotenous brain washing fart factory that society chose for us to do for the rest of our lives." -=Yoopp

Awwww Tuco!!! I like.

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Don't you dare bring catbus into this!

love the symmetry and shading in this

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It's exactly what it looks like

This is a really awesome little piece in general. I only say little because it looks like a smallish drawing, and I think it would look good if rendered at a larger size with some neater hatching on the hair (the face and eye hatching is wonderful).

Goat heads have a great shape to play with for anthros, and this is an exceptional example of that. The perpendicular ears are just a perfect shape, size and angle that frame and give a frenetic edge to the face. I can't get over their shape.

The raised nose is great, and I love the big, round and simple eyes, with the shadow of the brow over them. The face markings are really defining, and I especially like how the black goes down the edge of his face.

It's overall a very well-designed and striking image, although the little horns let it down somewhat. I'd reference some ram horns.

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Oh my gosh, this comment basically made my life... thanks so much!! I really appreciate all the feedback!! Yes, it was a small margin doodle that evolved into something too complex, I would like to do a fullsize piece of him.

I don't wanna babble on about my own drawing but I generally draw Tuco with small horns because he's a huge wuss. A very weak male. Now that you mention it though, if I do end up drawing a more complete picture, I'll focus on a different faun so that the horns will be more balanced and make the piece look better.

You can't even imagine how much I appreciate the comment!!

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...but is it good for jumping?