What is your favorite thing to draw?

[jayorten]

characters going through physical pain (Ugh I can't help but beat up my sweet little OCs)

So, you consider yourself a sadist of sorts?

[igneriss]

I like drawing heads. All my sketchbooks, notebooks and some textbooks are full of little heads&shoulders doodles ; u;
But trees are nice as well. And eyes. And stars c:

[Iron]

NAKED BODIEEES xD

no, seriously, I love human body.

[Creaux]

ABSOLUTELY-- that said I'm also very much a supporter of Anti-supermanism. When there's a giant fight, and your character skates out with a few scratches-- that's a huge problem to me, as well as going through something emotionally troubling and being a-okay. There are a few things that grow your character and misery is the more permanent of those things. Happiness can only temporarily visit a person and light up their personality, but that feeling will leave without leaving a lasting effect because human mentality only creates memories of things NOT to do again, and that comes from bad experiences. That said, I keep it a believable level, I don't go hay-crazay with it, moderation and balance it and it can really progress a character.

[purrlpankras]

I mostly draw gore/horror stuff. SO yeah I like to draw people in distress, It pleases me.

This stuff is what I mean...

[Icelug]

The Omen. That'll prolly give me nightmares. Is it weird to find it creepy and beautiful at the same time?

[Agentzap]

same style of chibi over and over in the same pose

[artsylee]

Eyes. I love them, they're the thing I doodle most often when I can't decide what to draw.

[purrlpankras]

Haha!!! Good >:
It's juxtaposed, with the horror and the beautiful. Many people said that they liked both together. Sometimes with added beauty the horror can impact you more o_o

[Foxjorch]

Anthropomorphic animals

[xxcelestialangelxx]

Teddy bears, seems wierd but i love drawing cute little plushies. I do also love to draw anything chibi and fanart from games.

http://tapastic.com/series/Nommie-Zombies

[FromFinn]

Can I say my favorite part is coloring?

[Cielle]

of course! I love coloring too ^.^ I find it really brings my art to life

[nocuddletime]

This is exactly how I feel! I used to hate them then I drew a hundred of them now they're easily my favorite thing to draw.

[scythe]

Me too. For some reason, they just feel natural to me.

[danitasibert]

I really love to Draw people, its not all that special but i really like it, i can enjoy having fun with the human proportions and really exaggerated everything but have it still look cute and realistic to the character. It also very fun for me to draw creatures that look human but have this unique look to them. Again it doe come down to the anatomy of the human form that can be manipulated and tweaked. Even though i love to draw humans, i will step put of my comfort zone and try to draw animals, backgrounds and props for the characters to interact with and I always try to the best of my abilities.

http://tapastic.com/series/Maximum-Chaotic-Adventures

[MrPloxyKun]

THE FEMALE BODY.

As myself, It's not only Good to look at, and probably feeling wierd after I draw it. It's such a good Exercise for wrist Twisting.

[balalaikayon]

I like to draw sexy half-naked pretty boys. Now I'm trying to motivate myself to contunue my comic, like, so many oportunities to draw sexy half-naked pretty guys!

Also, lately I'm enjoying drawing backgrounds.

[alakotila]

Definitely hear you on drawing trees -- I developed a thing for forests as well, probably for the same reason! I practice drawing things I dread and of course … with time, there isn't a problem! I recently learned how to draw horses. But I really like drawing people. I like to design what they wear….

I love to design their armours.

[TristanJensen]

I just like drawing in general. I don't really have a favorite thing I enjoy.
But the most common thing I enjoy drawing is probably people, especially people I don't know or see on the street. There's always a huge amount of variety and you have to work fast because once they're gone you work from memory. Its great practice for background characters too because that's what background characters would look like (maybe just their faces, clothes will change between cultures... along with their appearance... darn it)
And I never bother to keep those (unless its in my sketchbook, more often than not I just whatever I can find, like the blank side of coupons or something), I just leave them where I was... I don't know what happens to them though....
either way its fun