NotGodOkay: Yes. Violence is the correct answer here.

Jara_rezz: katia after the skooma

hexTerminator: i like the hand, it wraps nicely around the gun in a believable way, i tend to struggle with this part which is why i praise it

AMKitsune: I'm normally one to fully support 'happy cat', but here, I'm a little concerned by how calm she seems...
(excellent work by the way)

Radiocaster: Guns are kind of like magic wands, so I think she would be happy to have one. Just uh... don't point that thing at anyone, okay?

TheGibusGuy: A face so pretty you might forget about the gun pointed at you.

Alin_Alexandru: The last thing Gharug gro-Upp is gonna see.

Sashimi: @greengirdle: I appreciate your endeavor and enjoy your art style. I used to post art of her, but it led to some controversies, so I ceased posting.

greengirdle: ill try my best, my king

Sashimi: @greengirdle: Hahah, well I look forward to seeing more delightful treats!

damrok4321: very nice

Makkon: very cute! your style is reminiscent of the artist Waspsalad, I mean that as a compliment. in particular I like the soft textures blush that goes over the bridge of the nose, it's cute and also gives the head some extra dimension

SaintDumos: Mi vieja we, your Rajirra looks absolutely stunning, my friend

Rick2tails: Raj is looking really pretty here!

greengirdle: thank y'all guys!
@Makkon That is the best compliment I could have heard! The Finnish tequila master really influenced my art style a lot. I’d say her YouTube tutorial/streams and Kazerad's alcohol-drawing streams shaped my style significantly and motivated me to start drawing myself

durandal: i'm wobbling rn

Mahyar: Cute

spe: This piece is titles "Assemble Dumbass."

spe: *titled....

Rick2tails: she tries

Radiocaster: Silly Guille. It's called a standee, not a handstandee.

TheGibusGuy: >Dumbass: Assemble

Sashimi: Honestly this is one of my favorite looks for Kat. Nice work!

hexTerminator: i like the fuzzy lines on the tail's outline

Jara_rezz: @hexTerminator: thanks man, actually the whole lineart has that "fuzzy" thing, or more like some kind of noise, i really dont know what to call it but for people like me who REALLY sucks at doing lineart, it kind of helps when it comes to looking messy but not way too messy.

Rick2tails: this looks very nice! looks like Katia is feeling fairly confident there for a change

TheGibusGuy: She looks very 3D, if that makes sense. Very cool!

Makkon: okay, I'm interested in seeing if you are capable of taking the kind of feedback that you deliver. but the main difference will be that I've been a professional artist for over 15 years, and have contributed a lot of art to the comic in the past, so my feedback comes from a place of experience.

at best this is an early beginner level drawing; past stick figures, but well before a real investigation into anatomy, perspective, proportions, and any conception of line quality.

the rendering is odd and showcases a misunderstanding of light and shadow, and of the digital art tools you're using. the drop shadow from the eyeballs, for example, implying they are sticking out from the face far enough enough to cast a shadow, like they're bulging out of her skull. there's an odd shadow in the pupils implying a darker second pupil within. the outer line of the character is extremely rough, it looks like you did a quick magic-wand selection of a flattened illustration to paste onto a different background, with no anti aliasing; there are sill stray white pixels left over from the procedure. there's an odd glow to many of the lines that bleeds into the color and shadow, I'm not sure what method you'd use to get that effect but it absolutely reads as a mistake from unfamiliarity with the tools. I suspect you're too early to know how to use layers, or blending modes for those layers.
further inspection of the lines, it looks like some of your rendering was done over top of the linework rather than underneath, it has the effect of lightening and somehow blurring some of the black lines, such as on the cheek fur below her eyes, or the entire belt. again this reads as a mistake, due to unfamiliarity with the tools. I think the eyebrows were missed in all of this, and remain soft and a lighter color than the other lines. if you were trying to make something within the style of the comic, there's too much space between her mouth and chin, giving her more masculine proportions. her head is implied to be at an angle from the camera, but the alignment of her neck is perfectly centered under her head, making her neck appear to attach too far forward on the skull. this is an aspect of the aforementioned perspective and anatomy.
her belt on the right side is overlapping improperly, making the belt seem like it doesn't actually go around her torso. the fingers look like equally lengthed sausages; there are methods of drawing fingers in a cartoony way that have the look you were going for, but those are deceptive and not easy to draw, I suggest you study some cartoon hand drawings from the old masters if that's the style you're after.

I think the most positive feedback I can give you here is that it does in fact look like art you made yourself. at best that's a relief, I'm glad you haven't slid back into generative AI slop, and hopefully this will also mean no more collages of other people's work without attribution. this piece however doesn't prove that you are a capable or accomplished artist whose feedback and critique comes from a place storied experience and should therefore be considered, especially with the rudeness and forcefulness you give them in (I had hoped this was just a language barrier, but your english is very good, your wording seems genuinely what you intend. that's bad, because it's very rude). it does, however, prove that you are an early beginner, and all your past feedback absolutely doesn't come from a place of experience, but perhaps at best you are parroting feedback from other artists you admire.

above all I want to comment on the incredible ego you presented this with, it's truly astounding; enough to punctuate the history of this booru. this is your moment, what you will be remembered for! you've acknowledged this behavior and said you are a clown, but I think that's unearned and untrue; I actually have respect for clowns.

art frequently exists within the context of it's creation, and that context informs the interpretation and critique of it. if you posted this piece first, without ever having said a word, people would probably like it, even give you some of the praise you seek. you wouldn't have to cosplay as an artist, you could have just been one. but instead you did all the things you did, said all the things you said, and your art cannot exist outside of that context. you are the ultimate barrier to yourself, your behavior and ego an immense handicap in being able to learn and improve. the only recourse is to stop talking, hunker down, and study, practice, learn, and improve. ask yourself if you really want to be an artist, if all the time it'll take to be one is worth it to you. and if you're doing it out of spite? that's a perfectly fine motivation. but I hope it someday changes into you doing it because you actually enjoy it. above all, I hope it humbles you.

PermaLurker: is everyone on this booru on the spectrum or something? i suspected that the furry + artist combo was a sign of neuroticism but damn, never thought it was this bad. it must be exhausting having you as friends IRL.

PermaLurker: like yeah, mahyar acts strange and all, probably new to online communities, we've all been there
but you are the worst fucking diplomats in existence, just constantly patronizing and trying to come out as the "better man" then act surprised when the person doubles down

Zargothrax: Note to others: PermaLurker's account was created just two hours prior to making those comments.

Mahyar: @Makkon: I have read your feedback carefully, and I understand your point.
You are right about my current level—this was my first serious attempt,
and there is still much to learn.

By “good,” I meant the effort I was able to make at this stage,
not a claim of quality.
I also recognize that I misjudged the context and tone.

I will take a step back, focus on improvement,
and let future work speak for itself.
Thank you for taking the time to offer detailed feedback.

Mahyar: @Zargothrax: Noted. I won’t engage with new or bait accounts(@PermaLurker)

Mahyar: @Makkon: For a first serious attempt, it is a starting point. I am eager to improve and learn. From your experience, do you think this is a good starting point for a beginner like me?

Makkon: @Mahyar: yes, I do! I recommend focusing on drawing itself for a while, you can figure out digital tools later.

Makkon: there's actually a great resource to new artists that I think you'll find very useful. these are short and concise videos about various principles that helped me to learn to draw during my formative years. https://www.ctrlpaint.com/library

Mahyar: @Makkon: Thank you for the guidance.

I will focus on fundamental drawing skills first and study the Ctrl+Paint materials you recommended.

Mahyar: Hence, I shall endeavor to conceal my personal opinions and moderate my humor, lest I invoke unnecessary complications. I have already demonstrated, with reason and evidence, that my intentions were benign, yet my efforts were met with disbelief. There is little more to be done, for comprehension on your part remains lacking.

Raywingale: Thank you all!
@Makkon: My attempts to make normal proportions and anatomy are getting better, I'm very happy =)
@Zargothrax: It really looks similar, although I tried to draw a different one...
@greengirdle: wow, this is also a cool image. I used a photo of the statue of the thinker as a reference.
@Mahyar: Not from you personally, but from what you said. It's really funny. Don't be offended

Mahyar: @Raywingale: The tail should be shorter and thinner. Make the face rounder, more cartoonish, and clean up the colors. All details must be clear and analyzable. Lines, proportions, and FX need precise correction. This is basic stuff—if you want it to actually look professional, you need to fix these things.

Raywingale: @Mahyar: Do you really not understand how art works? Sad, but not surprising. Maybe you should try to draw something yourself first.

Aronois: @Mahyar: i suppose you don't have a right to explain to artist how to create their art.

Mahyar: @Raywingale: I only offered an idea — nothing more.
What you choose to do with it is entirely in your hands.

Makkon: @Mahyar: other than on the generative AI slop you uploaded a short while ago, these are the only comments I've seen from you, and you are being extremely rude. if you're confused, giving unsolicited advice for things you know nothing about, especially when you manage to be completely wrong, is very rude. I get the impression you've never seen, let alone created, unfinished art or a rough sketch before. you are not in a position of expertise to give another person technical artistic advice or feedback. you don't know how art is made.

Sashimi: @Raywingale: Rock ket ponders! It's always enjoyable to see different artists take on a character. Nice work!

Mahyar: I find it curious how quickly technical discussion is reframed as rudeness when it becomes inconvenient.
Art evolves through tension between vision and critique—not through applause-only echo chambers.
You are free to ignore my perspective.
You are not entitled to silence it.

GrizzlyBear: @Mahyar: Really? The face isn’t round and cartoony enough? Her proportions, anatomy, and artsyle don’t exactly match the comic exactly, and is therefore wrong?

We’re artists, not Kazerad imitators. We embellish and put our own fun spin on things. It doesn’t surprise me the spirit of creativity is lost on you considering the lazy crap you’ve mostly been putting out.

As for the messy lines and colors, I believe he’s fully aware and left it unfinished intentionally. Go back and look at his previous work and tell me it doesn’t look professional. It’s clear this wasn’t helpful constructive feedback and you were only scraping for reasons to put down his work. Sorry, but it just sounds funny when it’s coming from you

Sashimi: "Did you just call this one cute?"

Sashimi: Always enjoy seeing more paleket!

hexTerminator: i like the sleeves on this one

Mahyar: Your art is impressive. Both pieces are acknowledged.
No further commentary is required; the skill is evident.

Jara_rezz: @Mahyar: i appreciate dude <3

Ofeerz: i love the choice of colors on this. very nice

durandal: HEY THIS IS REALLY GOOD. GOTTA RESPECT ART

_ghouldaddy_: Neat! :3

Mahyar: Commodore64. MODE

Ofeerz: I made this render based off that one panel that's after Katia gives all her stuff to Sigrid. The Katia model itself is available for free at my Gumroad. Link is in the source tweet. Really liked making this render :P

NewFace: In retrospect, it was nice of Sigrid to let her keep her bandages.

TheGibusGuy: I felt bad for finding this scene kinda cute in the comic.

Kibermozgai: Awww, love that little fluff on her cheeks<3

Mahyar: Funny

Sashimi: @Pocky: I love her expression.

Toryu-Mau: @Sashimi: ... I stepped away for a week, came back, and saw this.
I CAN NEVER LEAVE THIS PLACE. >):'^]

Sashimi: Yep, you just never know what delightful sights await your next visit.

DOOMGUY11: Pretty, beautiful khajiit enough said I commemorate the artist(s)

Sashimi: @DOOMGUY11: Yeah, Guoh has a fantastic style! There was supposed to be another version, but alas, I could only get the one.

DOOMGUY11: @Sashimi: I am definitely gonna follow him/her, they are gold :)

Mahyar: SUS

Mahyar: CUTE!

Mahyar: But Rajira was very serious and harsh, not so playful.

Sashimi: @Mahyar: True, she's serious and harsh in most of the encounters we see, but there is a moment where she softens when talking with Kat by the well. I definitely feel there's much more depth to her character and I get the feeling she's led a hard life, and perhaps is the reason she comes across as cold and bitter.
I think everyone has a playful side to them, it's just a matter of being able to break through their defensive barrier to expose it. I guess I'm a sucker for tsundere girls and hoped to see this realized in the comic.