Brush test

Back in August I started working on some more personal custom Brushes. I was looking for something with texture, shape dynamics and a "dry brush strokes" feel. Or something chalky.

Here's a random furry creature I made while testing the brush. I named it Beebo. The brush, not the beast.
Analysis:

•  This Beebo brush looks okay. Not too texturized, still reliable for sketching and blocking out flat colors, with a hint of silky texture. I'm using it a lot
• Beebo feels especially good for scribbling and hair tufts
• The values are decent
• I like the result of cutting out parts of the creature in a nonconventional way

• Beebo needs some more work
• As this was not character design practice, the creaure turned out random and uninspired... but unlike other times where I just draw without planning, I haven't created any particularly interesting body parts/markings 
• Anatomy and perspective fail here and there

Experience gained: 3 points!

- Painting something as a custom brush test instead of just scribbling around is a good opportunity to produce and practice more

- Sketches emerging from a brush test SHOULD be checked and fixed if anatomy and perspective suck, no matter how little planning there was behind :D

- I'll experiment more on weird cuts and framing