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^^ ....well im trying to go realistic on this.....an im having a hard time with the white fur >.< ........just wanting to hear any tips and get some feedback on this .....along with your opinions on how its looking so far!
an also please check my lighting ....trying to make sure its correct......i need to fix that ear ....>.<
anyways laters ^^
PS
the color is pure watercolor ^^ so far ....
SW
an also please check my lighting ....trying to make sure its correct......i need to fix that ear ....>.<
anyways laters ^^
PS
the color is pure watercolor ^^ so far ....
SW
Category Artwork (Traditional) / General Furry Art
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Size 1257 x 774px
File Size 374.8 kB
It looks lovely so far. :) I think the lighting is coming from the left. depending on the time of day, it may or may not have a 'cast' of another color over it. Don't use yellows or oranges to highlight it, since orange is the opposite of blue and might mess it up, and yellow can trigger unwanted greens.
Keep up the great work^^
Keep up the great work^^
yep ^^ the left ......im going to try an stay away from the yellows an oranges......cause im not that good at watercolors yet .......and its a winter background......so the only yellows an things would be on the farthest mountains if any at all......i think im going to be using a white....in this....
Thank you for the looking an telling me what you think ^^ much appreciated!
Thank you for the looking an telling me what you think ^^ much appreciated!
^^ Any time. 'Sides, you asked. ;)
PS: I'd recommend checking out photos of winter mountains and backgrounds so you can get a good idea of how things interplay. A lot of times, we artists misinterpret, which isn't a 'bad' thing, but it can create unsettling side effects in pictures (unless this is something we're doing on purpose). :)
PS: I'd recommend checking out photos of winter mountains and backgrounds so you can get a good idea of how things interplay. A lot of times, we artists misinterpret, which isn't a 'bad' thing, but it can create unsettling side effects in pictures (unless this is something we're doing on purpose). :)
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