At 3/14/22 07:32 AM, Tlazolteotl98 wrote: Nice to see new ppl, I've recently been busy setting up commission info on my sfw main but damn has it been slightly stressful. On one hand, I had to get caught up/learn with/about self-employment taxes and will have to figure out a "strat" to promote and get clients. On top of it all, I've been given more responsibility to get a stable income, in a good supportive push kinda way from my parents at least.

I was thinking of also doing it for nsfw but until I can commit to a platform and 3rd party transaction app that's kinda cool with it I'd rather not risk a freeze of the apps I do have ya know. Anywho I've got a hill in front, just a little update on what I've been up to.

How did some of you that do commissions start out, was it a long time before you got clients or is it still a struggle to get consistent work? I may just have to get into a company job and do commissions on the side or something.

At 1/31/22 01:38 AM, Narratorway wrote: I was working on some animation loops not too long back (made a thread for 'em), but I actually am curious if they'd be considered NSFW in their current state. The implication is explicit, but is that relevant if there's no details drawn yet?

At 3/21/22 09:54 AM, erokeikaku wrote: Yay! I finally found a place to introduce myself!
1. Who are you in general?
Hi! I am Kei, a NSFW artist. I joined on Oct 2021.

2. What inspired you to start drawing hentai?
My brain just goes lewd when watching shows/anime/cartoon and fantasize about lewd things. I learn drawing since I was little. I stumbled upon zone-tan and minus 8 a few years back and think: "I want to do that too".

3. What kinks/fetishes/styles do you specialise in?
I have quite wide of kinks but in short tentacles and monsters/bestiality. Despite that, I like normal toys and wholesome stuffs too. I like to draw things look cute and lewd.

4. Do you plan on making a career out of your hentai or is it just something to do on the side?
I would like earn for living with drawing but I know that is just hard especially with only commission. My main target is to create and sell hentai games. I have a lots of ideas but my skills aren't enough for making a game.

Here's my most viewed animation and some recent drawings:
Pervy Monster in the Closet (newgrounds.com)
Getting used(Addicted) to Pikachu by erokeikaku on Newgrounds
Full power by erokeikaku on Newgrounds
Sonia's Crazy Driving Penalty by erokeikaku on Newgrounds

At 3/28/22 07:34 PM, Mr-interrogeichon wrote:

1. Who are you in general?

Mr. Prrrrrah is a character, very over the top and passionate about art in general, will support you in everything he notices you do and will certainly follow the path to make the golden shit that is THE SHIT

2. What inspired you to start drawing hentai?

I want to amp up my art game in general and nsfw content is the best way to do it, anatomy and character interactions is key to it.

3. What kinks/fetishes/styles do you specialise in?

Just starting, I like succubus and I'm doing videogame characters, but honestly I'm not doing anything special to be fair, maybe futa in the future

4. Do you plan on making a career out of your hentai or is it just something to do on the side?

YESSSS! not only that I want to grow big AF to be able to help out my buddies IRL that have burnt their eyes, backs, necks and hands drawing stuff and haven't achieved the success and earnings they fucking deserve. I want to grow to help others to grow! That's why this is a character, so in the future someone who wants to take a shot to make nsfw content but is affraid of the backslash and the bridges could burn can do it anonimously with great results from the get go! Now Mr.Prrrrrah is just one person, it's me, but in the future will be many.

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On a side note, gonna post now the nsfw art I've made so far.

https://www.newgrounds.com/art/view/mr-interrogeichon/angel-blows

https://www.newgrounds.com/art/view/mr-interrogeichon/blue-mary-chokes-on-kum

https://www.newgrounds.com/art/view/mr-interrogeichon/aezaith

https://www.newgrounds.com/art/view/mr-interrogeichon/xislyss-plays-videogames-2

https://www.newgrounds.com/art/view/mr-interrogeichon/amber-on-the-eye

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you'll see me around buddies!!,

oh btw, wasn't a better idea to crete this thread on the club's forums? Dunno, just asking...

At 3/17/22 09:59 AM, OlTrout wrote: I wanted to post this one here and tag @MrPajamaPants directly, since you reviewed some of my art with tips to improve. In this one, I really tried to make softer shadows/highlights, as well as a much bigger range of value so that it looks quite contrasty and each colour stands out more. One thing I've noticed in your work, is that you have really crisp lines, and you draw great hands, which is something I'd like to incorporate into my drawings, eventually.

https://www.newgrounds.com/art/view/oltrout/blueberry-pancakes

I'd appreciate any constructive criticism that anyone can offer.

At 3/30/22 11:37 AM, MrPajamaPants wrote:

At 3/17/22 09:59 AM, OlTrout wrote: I wanted to post this one here and tag @MrPajamaPants directly, since you reviewed some of my art with tips to improve. In this one, I really tried to make softer shadows/highlights, as well as a much bigger range of value so that it looks quite contrasty and each colour stands out more. One thing I've noticed in your work, is that you have really crisp lines, and you draw great hands, which is something I'd like to incorporate into my drawings, eventually.

https://www.newgrounds.com/art/view/oltrout/blueberry-pancakes

I'd appreciate any constructive criticism that anyone can offer.

Hey! Sorry it's been a really long time since I've been on NG.

You seem to really have a grasp on how you like to depict your ladies--darker shades of the main colors for outlines, etc. Whether or not you have deliberately chosen to draw like this, it's still a deliberate artistic choice that I think sets your stuff apart from the works of other people. For example, I strictly use black for my outlines.

The next thing I'd challenge you to do is learn the basics of anatomy. There are various ways you can do this, either by referring to references and drawing those poses, or to just learn anatomy and to use some sort of 3D posing program to make your own original poses.

At 3/30/22 12:45 PM, OlTrout wrote:

At 3/30/22 11:37 AM, MrPajamaPants wrote:

At 3/17/22 09:59 AM, OlTrout wrote:

Hey! Sorry it's been a really long time since I've been on NG.

You seem to really have a grasp on how you like to depict your ladies--darker shades of the main colors for outlines, etc. Whether or not you have deliberately chosen to draw like this, it's still a deliberate artistic choice that I think sets your stuff apart from the works of other people. For example, I strictly use black for my outlines.

Thanks. I made a conscious choice to eliminate pure blacks and whites from my drawings, while still trying to have a large dynamic range as far as value goes. The decision to make the outline very bold and contrasty actually came about because of an accident. I changed the blending mode on my sketch layer to Burn instead of Normal, and the colours really popped. Now I try to pick an eye-catching colour when I'm doing my linework.

The next thing I'd challenge you to do is learn the basics of anatomy. There are various ways you can do this, either by referring to references and drawing those poses, or to just learn anatomy and to use some sort of 3D posing program to make your own original poses.

So I've been focused on getting the locations of body parts, and I pay particular attention to the neck, traps, collar bone, hip bones, the bowed fleshy section just above the hips, belly button, the centre-line and centre of gravity, and a few other spots. I think maybe I should try to sketch a few characters from my own imagination, rather than a reference, to see if I can still make a character look decent. Do you have any resources for anatomy? I used a few videos on figure drawings a while back. Wondering if there's something else I should check out.

At 3/21/22 05:58 PM, fluffyb0i wrote: An emerging NSFW concept artist

My friends visual novel and general curiosity...

Futa's, Furries and Fanart. The three F's!

I would LOVE making horny art a full time career. Giving form to fantasies is my personal dream~

At 4/1/22 08:01 AM, OlTrout wrote:

At 3/31/22 07:15 PM, CrisahitnaHyscirs wrote: So, I'm fucking proud of this one. Granted, this is more of a CBT BDSM piece and is not for everyone, but whatever.
https://www.newgrounds.com/art/view/crisahitnahyscirs/ultamite-punishment

I think you've done a great job with this one. There's lots more eye-catching elements than some of your previous works that I've seen.

I just finished another one. It's a little different than some of my previous ones.

https://www.newgrounds.com/art/view/oltrout/cacao-ganache

At 3/30/22 12:45 PM, OlTrout wrote:

At 3/30/22 11:37 AM, MrPajamaPants wrote:

At 3/17/22 09:59 AM, OlTrout wrote: I wanted to post this one here and tag @MrPajamaPants directly, since you reviewed some of my art with tips to improve. In this one, I really tried to make softer shadows/highlights, as well as a much bigger range of value so that it looks quite contrasty and each colour stands out more. One thing I've noticed in your work, is that you have really crisp lines, and you draw great hands, which is something I'd like to incorporate into my drawings, eventually.

https://www.newgrounds.com/art/view/oltrout/blueberry-pancakes

I'd appreciate any constructive criticism that anyone can offer.

Hey! Sorry it's been a really long time since I've been on NG.

You seem to really have a grasp on how you like to depict your ladies--darker shades of the main colors for outlines, etc. Whether or not you have deliberately chosen to draw like this, it's still a deliberate artistic choice that I think sets your stuff apart from the works of other people. For example, I strictly use black for my outlines.

Thanks. I made a conscious choice to eliminate pure blacks and whites from my drawings, while still trying to have a large dynamic range as far as value goes. The decision to make the outline very bold and contrasty actually came about because of an accident. I changed the blending mode on my sketch layer to Burn instead of Normal, and the colours really popped. Now I try to pick an eye-catching colour when I'm doing my linework.

The next thing I'd challenge you to do is learn the basics of anatomy. There are various ways you can do this, either by referring to references and drawing those poses, or to just learn anatomy and to use some sort of 3D posing program to make your own original poses.

So I've been focused on getting the locations of body parts, and I pay particular attention to the neck, traps, collar bone, hip bones, the bowed fleshy section just above the hips, belly button, the centre-line and centre of gravity, and a few other spots. I think maybe I should try to sketch a few characters from my own imagination, rather than a reference, to see if I can still make a character look decent. Do you have any resources for anatomy? I used a few videos on figure drawings a while back. Wondering if there's something else I should check out.