I drew a cat

I'm really not that great at drawing but the only thing I could possibly be good at drawing is cats. Its been awhile since I actually drew one so im not sure what you guys will think of this drawing. and sorry the picture is blurry my ipod doesnt take good pictures.

Spotted, the picture isn't showing up and the address isn't valid from what I'm getting. Try an image server such as imgur or tinypic instead.

I think I fixed it

Yes, it's fixed. Now... I'll stop now and ask if you'd like critique before I decide to comment on the image. Because... While it is constructive, it also can be.... harsh.

Well she did ask what we thought of it.
I'm just going to say that it's good to keep trying and I'm sure you'll get it eventually :D

Go ahead

I like it, but as a good artist I know said, "There is always room for improvement."

It's great, but with practice it would be even better. ;)

Part of it might be because m y ipod doestn take good pictures so the image isnt clear

No, that's not it...It's more of everything else e.e;

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I'm sorry, but I find it silly to blame your iPod about the fact that your picture isn't clear and why people are telling you that it's good and you still need to improve. From my interpretation, what you're basically saying is that because your image isn't in high quality from the photo, it doesn't look as good as it actually looks. That might be true in some cases, but it is very easy to tell often what an image looks like from a bad quality photo. While a bad quality photo may make it harder to see what the image actually is slightly, it doesn't degrade your own art skills.

I draw traditionally all the time and take pictures. In fact, here's one I did just a few weeks ago in school. While I admit, my camera has better quality than yours, it doesn't change my own ability to draw. It doesn't change the fact that your lines aren't wobbly or your anatomy isn't correct. It takes learning your mistakes - not blaming it on a camera - to improve and practice.

I'm sorry if I'm being a bit too blunt with this, but saying your image isn't clear - when you can actually see it fairly well - and blaming it on your iPod's camera isn't an excuse for your drawing mistakes.

I also say right now in advance as another apology if I misinterpreted what you were saying.