Okay, guys, from now on, this is where I’ll be posting my artwork on the Message Board. I like to draw, and I think it’d be nice to have it all in one place. I have two drawings. One, some of you have already seen: Alpha Kopaka.
This was inspired by both @MaximumWarp’s Omega Tahu and by the Omega Podcast 
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The second drawing I have is Gali, Master of Water.
I hope you enjoy them! I’ll have more artwork up hopefully at least once a week!
I really love your interpretation of Gali!
The flippers are the best! I say this because some people have a problem with the way the set has em’.
Also, the Kaukau has a sort of a spiked hair thing going on.
These are great! 
Thanks! Yeah, I don’t know why people are so down about the flippers, I thought they were pretty cool.
And I’ll have more artwork up regularly!
Really digging your drawing of Gail. Great job!
Thanks man! I think I’m gonna do Pohatu next!
absolutely love the Gali.
I do too
I like Gali better. You made her look pretty good.
Thanks! Not to sound weird, but I’ve been working on drawing females for a long time.
Don’t worry, I have too. They are a bit harder than guys. I’ve drawn a few this year:
Those are two of my favorite I’ve have drawn. But they are difficult, mostly because getting the proportions right is a lot of work.
Very nice! Am I talking to a Marvel fan?
And yes, the proportions are really herd at first. I’ve been working on my technique for more than seven years, so it’s a bit easier. But not by that much!
Haha, hey, I’m willing to make a how-to topic some day!
Yes. Huge Marvel fan. But I often draw my own heroes, so seeing a picture like that Spider-Girl is particularly something you will not often find.
Those are pretty good, though the second one might be a bit broad between the shoulders.
Yeah. I have improved since that one. The shoulders need to be a bit shorter, so she has more better proportions.
Proportions are definitely the hardest part about doing female characters, 3D modeling is a lot like drawing in that way, it’s just as easy to mess it up if you’re not careful.
Except in drawing, you don’t have to worry about a 3D model looking right in every angle. However, 2D has the more difficult task of making your flat artwork resemble the 3D world we live in.
Though 3D does have the benefit of only having to model a character once, whereas drawing you have to redo them for every panel.
Yeah, but that is not that bad, as long as you love to draw your characters. Here’s a tip: Never make a character you hate to draw.
