FanArt

Oh, wow. That's pretty good!

That's wonderful, Roy.

Well, this is a knock-off of the knock-off of the drawing of Phineas and Ferb as doggies. I just had to draw Ferb. He's so darn cute!

Note: Done in Paint

That is adorable! where can i adopt a Ferb puppy?

No idea! But if I find a such a place, you'll be the first 1 I tell! Eeep! Ferb puppy!

I'll post my idiotic quick drawings here on the off chance someone will actually want to see them.

I'm posting them as links so I don't stretch the page or cause trouble for anyone with slow internet.

I apologize in advance if they don't look enough like the characters. Apart from the one of Doofenshmirtz, the characters are meant to look older (because it's scary when I try to draw kids).

Dr. D
I can never draw Perry.

Dot dot dot.

Due to the comment Candace made about there being a possibility of Isabella marrying Ferb in the future, I can see Isabella and Ferb having frequent awkward moments when they're older. Well, awkward for Isabella anyway.

Ferrrrb

I just wanted to draw his nose. That's the only excuse I have for this picture.


Edit: I also wanted to mention that the Ferb dog is adorable. I hate dogs in general but would be able to resist the urge to kick that one. Probably.

When I draw PaF stuff I try to give each character traits from their original designs, if only to make them more recognizable (and okay, it makes me happy inside to draw Phineas's nose ridiculously pointy). And yeah, I know how fanart works within various fandoms, the turnout is always very similar. It's always nice to see a diversity of styles.

Thanks for telling me what you thought of them!

I used a tablet and a paint program called SAI, it's simple but effective.

Aah, yes, wanting to draw Ferb's nose is a very good reason to draw Ferb. They pictures are great; makes me wish I ahd that kind of talent!

By the way, I learned my lesson: never search for P+F rule 34 stuff EVER again... in fact don't search rule 34 art/fanfiction EVER (this is a tough one for me).

Scariest stuff I have ever seen. *shudders*

It's not really talent so much as drawing regularly for years. One slowly gets better.

I find rule 34 art scary when it's drawn in the same style as the cartoon (this goes for other cartoons as well), but mostly I get a laugh over it.

I was laughing too... that is until a PerryxLindaxFerbxBuford popped up. O_O

Drawing regualrly? *pulls out pencil and paper* Of course!

EDIT: After crawling around on dA, eh...:

Doo-bee, Doo-bee, Doo-bah!

Ah yes, every fandom seems to have it's odd fans and P&F is certainly no exception. Rule 34 is indeed full of all kinds of creepy weirdness, as is DA to a much lesser extent. The guy in Chatterbox's last link titled "WTF?" disturbs the crap out of me. Seriously, I don't have kids, but if I did, I wouldn't want them to go within a few hundred feet of that guy.

Anyway, I was thinking of trying my hand at fan art myself, but my drawing skills as of now are horrible. I know lots of practice is pretty much the biggest aspect of learning how to draw, but does anyone have any suggestions on how to start? I was thinking of just looking at a picture of what I'm trying to draw and copying it to the best of my ability. Any other suggestions for a novice fan artist?

Some stupid hacker has been hacking into my friends' and my deviantART account and closing them. It's getting really annoying.

Link to new deviantART account.
http://linds-a.deviantart.com/

I was thinking of just looking at a picture of what I'm trying to draw and copying it to the best of my ability. Any other suggestions for a novice fan artist?

(I don't consider myself an artist so I feel awkward giving advice, but here goes nothing.)

That, along with tracing, seem to be the way most people start out. A lot of very good artists tend to use references when they draw (for example, finding a picture of someone in a similar pose to the one they want to draw, or asking someone to pose that way in real life), just to have a basic guideline for what things should look like. This method is especially useful if you're attempting to add any sort of angled perspective to the drawing.

Some other advice is to try drawing the same character in several different styles. Sticking to one style when you're a beginner often proves to be crippling later on.

To avoid the appearence of possibly straying off-topic, here's an example of me using references (not for the poses but for the character designs since I don't have Vanessa or Jeremy memorized).

Listen to Roy, as that was good advice.
Sometimes instead of a wire figure sketch I just draw a silhouette first, which is somehow more useful to me.

Try not to spend a lot of time on this first sketch though, it's meant to be quick and basic.

Thanks for the advice Achidanza and Roy. I'll try drawing the basic shapes and poses first.

I found this picture on DeviantART

http://fc00.deviantart.net/fs70/f/2010/083/7/4/Beware___the_dark_by_Ozzito.jpg

scared me to death, especially because I had read the story first and it was midnight. I'm not sure if I should post the story here or not (as it contains some material inappropriate to some). The picture is safe to look at but the story is pretty hard core. I will give the title though: Isabella Snaps_Halloween Fic

Read at your own risk, you should be 18, and be warned: You may not be able to ever see the show the same way again.

I'm not really much of an artist, but lately I've been practising a lot more. Here's the drawings I've put on deviantART:

Human Perryx2. A design for Perry, both on and off duty. It's not as detailed as I'd like, and I drew it before I spent that entire week practising hands. Also, I go on and on about the fanfic it's for in the artist's comments.

Time Paradox. Kid Doofenshmirtz hugs Perry. From a fanfic I wrote. The pose is really stiff, but oh well.

Perrys. A bunch of Perrys that I copied off screenshots to practice with my tablet. Put it up on a whim on a Saturday night, checked my messages on Sunday morning, and found that fourteen people had faved it overnight. (shrugs)

I also like drawing Perry's face on everything. I drew a hatless Perry and wrote "Perry! I thought I told the boys to keep you out of my notebook!" next to it, then drew an Agent P, wrote "A biro drawing?", added in his hat, and wrote "Perry the biro drawing?!" I found this all very amusing because I'm pathetic.

Heeheeeheeeheee...

It's Candace rushing to bust Phineas and Ferb using the existence of human Perry. Her head is too big, but oh well.

Freakin Epic

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