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Portrait - Finished
Finally done! Spent a lot of hours and late nights working on this~ So yuh... I can paint as good as anybody~
I've never tried something quite this ambitious before... I had a lot of fun doing it... minus the carpal tunnel-iish bit. :B
Love ya all~ Goin' to go eat something 'cuz I haven't in a long time... ...and I'm gonna go sleep... I desperately need it. -.-' After days of working hard, multitasking several things at once, my body kinda wants to shut down...
I've never tried something quite this ambitious before... I had a lot of fun doing it... minus the carpal tunnel-iish bit. :B
Love ya all~ Goin' to go eat something 'cuz I haven't in a long time... ...and I'm gonna go sleep... I desperately need it. -.-' After days of working hard, multitasking several things at once, my body kinda wants to shut down...
Category Artwork (Digital) / General Furry Art
Species Vulpine (Other)
Size 700 x 956px
File Size 398.7 kB
Other giving me angry thoughts at how monkeys have close relatives with high developed front lobes but the cute animals don't which would be a plausible concept for real life anthropomorphics; it has a lot of detail and looks like it took a long time. You really should be proud. YOU'RE AMAZING AND YOU SHOULD FEEL AMAZING
I took sooooo much time using a lot of layers and painstakingly drawing each and every individual strand of hair. @.@ Never again. xD Like an idiot, I didn't realize at the time you could achieve a much better effect using more textured brushes to make it look fluffier and more full. ouo
Hehe yeah that's something I just learned myself on the round skullbird piece, I originally drew out each feather but it looked weird, and it was only when I softened and painted over most of the feathers with a larger brush that it looked fluffy. Funny how you can get a fluffier effect by suggesting the volume rather than drawing each and every feather out.
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