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red-tail3492 C:<
HOMG THIS WAS FUN TO DRAW!! 8D
From left to right, Redtail, Mao, Kittysama, Ray
What did Redtail do to Ray, I don't know, you can come up with that XD
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red-tail3492 C:<HOMG THIS WAS FUN TO DRAW!! 8D
From left to right, Redtail, Mao, Kittysama, Ray
What did Redtail do to Ray, I don't know, you can come up with that XD
Characters ©
Category All / General Furry Art
Species Unspecified / Any
Size 1000 x 603px
File Size 385.8 kB
I'm always looking for ways to broaden my abilities and I love receiving tips and critiques.
The clothing styles used is really interesting. I'm familiar with it a bit but I'm horrible at style myself. Did you have any influences for the clothes you do? (I understand that 3 of these characters belong to other people but how about your character?)
The clothing styles used is really interesting. I'm familiar with it a bit but I'm horrible at style myself. Did you have any influences for the clothes you do? (I understand that 3 of these characters belong to other people but how about your character?)
That is a great way to improve art, keep it up
How I manage to draw clothes folding is actually related to real life and inspiration from other art XP. I usually look at my own clothes and then draw it. The simplest way to manage clothes is following the direction of movement. If there's no movement, all foldings on clothe go down. If the character raise their arm, cloth folding follows their arm up. If winds blow to the left. clothe will move to the left too.
XPI hope that help you a little bit, it's just my experience while drawing :D
How I manage to draw clothes folding is actually related to real life and inspiration from other art XP. I usually look at my own clothes and then draw it. The simplest way to manage clothes is following the direction of movement. If there's no movement, all foldings on clothe go down. If the character raise their arm, cloth folding follows their arm up. If winds blow to the left. clothe will move to the left too.
XPI hope that help you a little bit, it's just my experience while drawing :D
Much appreciate it ^ ^
I am familiar with this way. I guess it all comes down to patience because when it comes to details, I tend to rush. I don't know if the progress shows in my gallery or scraps but I have gotten better at taking my time but have a way to go. Thanks for sharing your experience. It was helpful and a good reminder.
I am familiar with this way. I guess it all comes down to patience because when it comes to details, I tend to rush. I don't know if the progress shows in my gallery or scraps but I have gotten better at taking my time but have a way to go. Thanks for sharing your experience. It was helpful and a good reminder.
I think I replied to a completely new post XP. Im just gonna copied pasted
patience is needed most >.< I used to rush alot because I want to finish the pic and show it to people lol. I'm working on it, trying to spend more time on a pic.
Your gallery, I think, is really nice already XD your art will improve very fast since you're willing to learn more :D
the key is to draw as many as you can XP practices are the best.
lol I even doodle on my test paper when I have it done and have nothing to do XD
patience is needed most >.< I used to rush alot because I want to finish the pic and show it to people lol. I'm working on it, trying to spend more time on a pic.
Your gallery, I think, is really nice already XD your art will improve very fast since you're willing to learn more :D
the key is to draw as many as you can XP practices are the best.
lol I even doodle on my test paper when I have it done and have nothing to do XD
I saw ^ ^ but no prob.
*gasps* and so explains the use of sketch pads! I bet it sounds silly but I stopped using sketch pads because I am always focused on completing perfect works all the time and thought sketching was a waist of paper. Cool, so far, you've brought back important points I let go of a long time ago.
Do you ever draw non-anthro animals?
*gasps* and so explains the use of sketch pads! I bet it sounds silly but I stopped using sketch pads because I am always focused on completing perfect works all the time and thought sketching was a waist of paper. Cool, so far, you've brought back important points I let go of a long time ago.
Do you ever draw non-anthro animals?
I can tell. I started drawing non-anthro animals in hopes that it would help improve my anthro drawings. I drew the non-anthro version of this drawing: http://www.furaffinity.net/view/1637566/
I just can't scan at the moment. For some reason, the darn machine will copy, print, and even fax through the scanning system but wont just scan. Well that's why it says that I haven't submitted in a month since my last submission. I hope to fix it soon.
I just can't scan at the moment. For some reason, the darn machine will copy, print, and even fax through the scanning system but wont just scan. Well that's why it says that I haven't submitted in a month since my last submission. I hope to fix it soon.
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