@Rodri

I'm taking my shyness to the grave!

Stick figures are great! I've been using them for every referenced and imagined drawing since I was a kid, which probably explains the relaxed, loose look. They're a part of drawing I experiment with a lot, trying to find the right shapes for each part. I figure if I get a good believable start to a drawing, I have a better chance at a good finish.

And I imagine it's a bigger task for you! I only ever draw people, so I really only need to nail down one kinda stick figure. It ~~is~~ really fun on the rare occasions I get to draw one for a horse or dragon or whatever, though.

@Ashly

Thanks! I guess I've been getting better at drawing from photos, but I think I should be spending more time drawing my own animals, with stick figures and such. I like how your drawings look so relaxed, by the way. I should aim for relaxed myself :)

And just so you know: there's no need to be shy, I'm not the kind of person that gets offended by compliments :-D

@Rodri

Ha! I agree, it's a fine stick figure! I'll probably use it this week!!! But I only spent five minutes on it. If that. How do you keep putting out a cool well-done animal every day???? It's a mystery!!

(Btw, I really love that owl from yesterday, but I was too shy to say so because I worry about commenting too often. But while I'm here, it's probably my favorite drawing of yours. It's super duper great.)

I don't know what you're talking about. My stick figures never look that good ;-)