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If Sini was going 9 times the speed of light, he'd look like this. I think. lol.
I was experimenting with colors yesterday.
On a side note: I think in addition to General Furry Art, there should be a General Scaly Art section for submission theme! XD
I was experimenting with colors yesterday.
On a side note: I think in addition to General Furry Art, there should be a General Scaly Art section for submission theme! XD
Category Artwork (Digital) / General Furry Art
Species Western Dragon
Size 1200 x 1600px
File Size 895.4 kB
Listed in Folders
... And a General Feathery/Avian Art too!
I say, 'tis a subtle discrimination addressed at us, the minorities, Sini. We must plan a revolution! It'll be glorious! Not as glorious as the one the brits made though... Some blood would be in place here and there.
But anyway, I guess I'm a bit ahead of myself...
That's a very colourful drawing, Sini. Must I inquire: What made you imagine yourself traversing with the speed of light?
I say, 'tis a subtle discrimination addressed at us, the minorities, Sini. We must plan a revolution! It'll be glorious! Not as glorious as the one the brits made though... Some blood would be in place here and there.
But anyway, I guess I'm a bit ahead of myself...
That's a very colourful drawing, Sini. Must I inquire: What made you imagine yourself traversing with the speed of light?
Yes, Ed, If only revolutions were so simple. To inspire the denizens of FA to help us with such a revolution would be more difficult than making our own damned site XD
Maybe in a generation to come, the next-gen administration of FA will fight for our inequality. But that's too faraway. I wanna drink from their water fountain NOW =U
I actually didn't envision myself going hyperspeed. I just wanted to make a colorful drawing. This is what came of it.
Maybe in a generation to come, the next-gen administration of FA will fight for our inequality. But that's too faraway. I wanna drink from their water fountain NOW =U
I actually didn't envision myself going hyperspeed. I just wanted to make a colorful drawing. This is what came of it.
Just promised free yiff art for everyone who signs up for the revolution and we're done.
PS: Admit that we lied to maximize the destructive effects of the revolution tenfold.
Done.
I have to say, your art has a faint feeling of watercolours. Quite neat.
I remember there were this colour books I had when I was very little. I just had to add water and the drawings would colour themselves. Felt magical back in that time.
PS: Admit that we lied to maximize the destructive effects of the revolution tenfold.
Done.
I have to say, your art has a faint feeling of watercolours. Quite neat.
I remember there were this colour books I had when I was very little. I just had to add water and the drawings would colour themselves. Felt magical back in that time.
Yeah. You know what. Yeah. That would work. Create a chain journal that says, "Free YIFF Upon Supporting Counter-Discriminative Revolution". We'd have an army knocking on dragoneer's door.
I was going for a watercolor look. In the beginning it was solely experimental, but I didn't want the colors to look 'digital'. I'm wondering if I can incorporate this method into normal coloring.
Something similar to the coloring books you had, I do think I remember from childhood. Hehe. The numbered linearts were always fun, too. "Color this section blue!"
I remember a 10-12 year old submitted a colored lineart to the fair and somehow he got a 2nd place ribbon in the age category for it. I was a little disappointed. But I won a ribbon for something, so I was like, "yay"
I was going for a watercolor look. In the beginning it was solely experimental, but I didn't want the colors to look 'digital'. I'm wondering if I can incorporate this method into normal coloring.
Something similar to the coloring books you had, I do think I remember from childhood. Hehe. The numbered linearts were always fun, too. "Color this section blue!"
I remember a 10-12 year old submitted a colored lineart to the fair and somehow he got a 2nd place ribbon in the age category for it. I was a little disappointed. But I won a ribbon for something, so I was like, "yay"
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