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[Meower]

Wait dropbearu what happened again?

[Dropbear]

Fitting profile image/sig to compliment the topic/post.

[Meower]

I like to call it context sensitive signature

[Orpheon]

har har har hanako
hardest one yet, her hair is just a clusterfuck

Holy crap....

I'm thinking whether I want to use that as avatar or something. That is awesome.

Could you do a version without the drop of water?

[Black Rock Shooter]

Holy crap....

I'm thinking whether I want to use that as avatar or something. That is awesome.

Could you do a version without the drop of water?

sure, I dont like how the sweat drop came out anyway, also thanks~

[Orpheon]

Thank you.

Also, maybe try making it darker and fit more into the color palette of the rest.

It looks good with  because there it's some light blue against white. You're trying to make light blue against dark violet, which sort of clashes. Try making it darker and more towards the violet.

[Meower]

What he said, color theory is important~

[TwilightSparkleburst]

It looks strange to me because most of the art is "sketchy" - the lines are kind of fuzzy rather than perfectly straight and of even width. Against that, the sweatdrop looks too "clean," like a teardrop shape was made in Powerpoint and copied and pasted over the image or something. The lines are much thinner, perfectly straight and even, and the sweatdrop looks mathematically precise.

[Meower]

He'll grow out of the fuzziness, worry not
Also, the tiniest the detail, the harder it is for it to be fuzzy (at least for me)

[TwilightSparkleburst]

Well, I don't think the fuzziness is bad, just a different style. Kind of like how people sometimes go for "boiling" in cartoons, even though technology is past that.
Yeah, I think maybe the raindrop was drawn larger, and then shrunk, which reduces the fuzziness and makes it different. I shrunk the picture and put it on itself, and I think it looks kind of strange:

So if that's the case, perhaps it would be better to draw the raindrop at full size, instead of drawing it large and then resizing.

[Orpheon]

I still think the problem is more of a color clash, although the resolution is also a point, it wouldn't get noticed if the drop was the same color.

I don't see a problem with that image above me.

[Meower]

Well, I don't think the fuzziness is bad, just a different style. Kind of like how people sometimes go for "boiling" in cartoons, even though technology is past that.
Yeah, I think maybe the raindrop was drawn larger, and then shrunk, which reduces the fuzziness and makes it different. I shrunk the picture and put it on itself, and I think it looks kind of strange:

So if that's the case, perhaps it would be better to draw the raindrop at full size, instead of drawing it large and then resizing.

Goddamn I laughed

[TwilightSparkleburst]

Well, the resolution is the first thing that jumped out at me. I'm not certain whether that's actually the problem.

[Black Rock Shooter]

You guys are all right, about the color matching, it looks kinda weird because I was in a 3-color rush with all those drawings, adding a different and not fitting color was a total mistake.
You're maybe also right about the resolution, Twilight. And no, I drew that drop in SAI that way, I didn't make it bigger or smaller.

The whole concept and the shape of the sweat drop is a problem, I might have to redraw it and put it in another place.
I tried painting it purple but it still looks weird, well fuck it, I'm just going to edit the OP with the one without a sweat drop.

Thanks for the help, guys.

[Meower]

I can give quick color theory lessons because it's the only thing I can sort of do good
Also I got a score of 87 on that color theory game so it's sort of a degree