Awww! How cute! <3

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^_^ That turned out quite lovely :D *Hug*

I like the way he came out too!

Awww...so cute...I need to learn how to shade like that ;)

Surprisingly, the technique is really simple. To get it really true to nature, which I didn't do and I should have, you will need a quick reference sheet for the direction of the fur grain.

Basically, its just use small lines in the direction of the fur grain. Then smudge them a little and relayer. If its getting too dark, use an eraser edge and draw with that to lighten it.

Watch for little things as fur tends to make little pockets and holes in itself that show up dark, they make shadows and pits.

The biggest thing Kyoht told all of us when she showed us this was to use your reference to help get the texture.

And the only true way to ever manage it is to try it! ;) I need to keep at it.

Looks very cuddlible and yes the fur adds more depth.

I like the fluffy fur. Very nice work! =)

This is...wow, really good. I think this is some of the best proportion I've ever seen from you. I especially love the way the neck rolls seamlessly into the chestruff. :)

Your fur is just amazing, too. Excellently done. *swoon*

-J

It turned out really nice, and it's unfortunate that we didnt run into eachother this weekend, I would have loved to meet you *huggles*

gosh! it's great! seriously, I don't see a good fur effect using a pencil in a long time ^^ great job =3

I love tyhe shading on this. this is very sweet