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BTW any tutorial of how you draw?? (now that you are asking us to ask you XD)
Wow. You really want to drawing tutorial from me? I am flattered.
Since some time ago I have been writting a novel and I suddenly wanted to draw the characters. I have been learning to draw by myself and I commonly search for tutorials of the ones I suscribe on deviantart.
Unfortunately, their styles are far advance and your, although simple, is nice and less complicated to learn, especially for casual drawing and making small comics (a thing I want to do
And I really dont care on which way you make it, really I commonly follow tutorials on images rather than vids
Thanks for taking the time for it
The reason I want to do it as a video is because I know that I learn better watching people draw instead of just looking at their drawings.
While my style may look simple, there is a bit more too it. It is easy enough, which is why I draw that way, but there is a lot of thought and effort that happens.
I'd suggest going through my tutorial favorites. Get books on anatomy if you can. Knowing anatomy will make any style easy for you. That's the real trick.
They do have their own personalities. I love them all. Well, most of them.