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A bit of practice in SA style, i hope to master it eventually. i thought it would be much cuter and fit Rosies 'primitive" feline personality better if i drew paws instead of hands. why do i say Rosies personality is primitive? well it isn't, but she does a lot of time act...like a cat. she sometimes walks on all 4s, purrs and meow or both at the same time, likes yarn, is very clingy with ion, and is VERY adorable to the point you wanna hug her.
Don't you wish she were a real character? |3
sonic channel idea and symbol: Sega and Sampson the Anthro.
Don't you wish she were a real character? |3
sonic channel idea and symbol: Sega and Sampson the Anthro.
Category All / Sonic
Species Housecat
Size 1137 x 815px
File Size 734.9 kB
Alright, for starters on lineart, you must remember that outer lines are thicker than inside lines.
The colors, the highlight looks fine the way it is, the shading usually goes for a darker color, but not too dark. To get the 'soft' look, use a soft brush with 25% opacity, and remember that the bigger the area to shade and highlight, the bigger the brush you'll need to use.
Shadows, have this layer in 'Multiply' mode, the color is usually a light grey, about R:167 G:167 B:167. The eyes however, are blue-ish, around R:195 G:192 B:216.
Here's a tutorial I first used, but it's a little outdated: http://www.idigitalmotion.com/tutor.....yle/sonic.html
The colors, the highlight looks fine the way it is, the shading usually goes for a darker color, but not too dark. To get the 'soft' look, use a soft brush with 25% opacity, and remember that the bigger the area to shade and highlight, the bigger the brush you'll need to use.
Shadows, have this layer in 'Multiply' mode, the color is usually a light grey, about R:167 G:167 B:167. The eyes however, are blue-ish, around R:195 G:192 B:216.
Here's a tutorial I first used, but it's a little outdated: http://www.idigitalmotion.com/tutor.....yle/sonic.html
Whoooaa, wrong link. Dx Here we go: http://www.idigitalemotion.com/tuto.....yle/sonic.html
Not sure how to explain that... :o But I believe a site called Sonic Art Archive could help you study them basically. http://sonicresearch.org/art/
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