#comi-child

[g0ddes5]

I've always loved drawing, but when I was about 11 or 12 I really entered the world of art- especially furries. I used to copy poses from other people's work, thinking that was the way to improve. Then I realised that as an artist, we must learn and grow on our own and originality is one of the most important aspects of art. So I started doing my own research, looking at anatomy online, and even just studying photographs of myself and friends, and I now know learning is being independent, not trying to learn from somebody else's work. So, here's some fan art of one of my biggest inspirations.

[ehnrat]

Dragon-Shark, aka Comi/Comi-Child, was a inspiration to my art. When I first discovered her in 2008 or 2009, I fell in love with her style. To me, anything she drew was amazing. Back then, in her old style (when Comi had a fluffy tail), I loved how her art looked shiny and smooth. I'm not sure if I talked to her often back then, I think I did... I hope I did. I also hope I wasn't one of those fans who bombarded her with questions or spammed her inbox >.> Not to mention, her animations! I LOVED them! They were so smooth and cool to me, so she was also an inspiration to my animations. Though, like both of us, we closed our YouTube accounts, lost all of our videos, then returned. I wish I could see those wonderful animations again UnU I think it was through her that I discovered Anthros. Before Anthros, I called them animal-humans xD Her personality was funny and cool, very admirable for anyone who finds her. I am glad that she's still around for some of my other inspirations left the internet or are not that active anymore :C So, thank you, Comi, for being you~

Her Tumblaaaaaaaaaar