Welcome, I am DaviiKin. You may call me by my name, Davis.

As most of you must have guessed, this is a critique book. I shall critique your art, but don't expect it to be any sort of 'praise'.

Critiques aren't supposed to be 100% positive. As a matter of fact, if you don't understand critiques, they are neutral.

This is supposed to help you striving artists improve, so don't expect me to say your art is holy and praise it, because every artist is always in need of some improvement.

As for the whole neutral business, don't expect me to be very nice. I will point out in the most straight forward way so you can understand the errors and seemingly vital improvements that are needed to be implemented.

I will also post tutorials here if you request for one.

Asking for a critique:

-Tag me in a chapter of the piece you desire for me to critique.

-Don't expect 100% accuracy from me. Any other person may think different of my opinion, but I suggest you listen to both. Any critique is an exceptionally helpful tool.

-Your feelings hurt? Too bad. If you dare say that I've offended you, jokes on you. Remember, you're the one that asked for the critique. You're the one that should be aware of what could be coming, I've posted a warning right here. So it's none of my fault, but yours for you've failed to read my warnings and information that I've given out.

Asking for a tutorial:

-Be specific. Don't just ask me, "How do you draw?". Draw what?! Be specific. Ex. How do you draw fur, how do you draw hair, etc.

-Again, don't expect accuracy. Like I've said before, every artist can make room for improvement. I'm still an artist in training, but I will try my best to help you out. I might even use other people's tutorials to show you how said topic is done, but I may draw it too.

That's all folks.

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