Part of the design auction found here: http://www.furaffinity.net/view/6605356/
If needed I will provide alternate views of a character for any given design sale.
Here is the back view for my Jackelope character from even earlier: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/10397461/Au.....ion/JKback.jpg
Stiff/ static yes BUUUUUT it's a reference so
If needed I will provide alternate views of a character for any given design sale.
Here is the back view for my Jackelope character from even earlier: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/10397461/Au.....ion/JKback.jpg
Stiff/ static yes BUUUUUT it's a reference so
Category All / All
Species Dragon (Other)
Size 823 x 1100px
File Size 344.8 kB
I can't really see what is stiff/static about the design, but nevertheless, I think it looks very appealing as it is. The way that the colors on her fur softly blend from one to another looks great, and the sharp linework on the white highlights and darker strands of her hair (as well as the more curved linework on the long tail to make it have more of a smooth, flowing texture) really stood out for me as well. :)
I could be wrong, but is she a sort of hybrid character who is one part dragon, and the other part being jackalope? Just curious.
I could be wrong, but is she a sort of hybrid character who is one part dragon, and the other part being jackalope? Just curious.
That little tooth is cute :D
Reminds me of http://www.furaffinity.net/view/5581805/ (which is imo the best drawing you've ever made)
Reminds me of http://www.furaffinity.net/view/5581805/ (which is imo the best drawing you've ever made)
If I'm not mistaken, didn't you once make a journal regarding black lineart? Saying it is an unnatural colour that should be used sparingly? So it's a little confusing to see you use thick black lines in some of your images after you made that journal. I'm not nitpicking, just curious.
Anyways, she's a nice character. Hope her new owner will draw or commission images of her.
Anyways, she's a nice character. Hope her new owner will draw or commission images of her.
If you're going to bring this up you should probably reread the journal. I said be careful. Use it sparingly. Etc.
After the fact I added a black stroke around the entire drawing because, and I'm quoting my own journal, the "contrast is particularly high ". Even though 9-25-60, the actual lineart for the drawing, is pretty close to black (1-1-1 being black and 255-255-255 being white) it just didn't cut it when trying to properly line the drawing. Whether the background was dark or light it was stressful on the eye to soak in the figure so I had to use a gradient fill and black outline outside of the actual drawing to keep the eyes following the drawing as intended.
After the fact I added a black stroke around the entire drawing because, and I'm quoting my own journal, the "contrast is particularly high ". Even though 9-25-60, the actual lineart for the drawing, is pretty close to black (1-1-1 being black and 255-255-255 being white) it just didn't cut it when trying to properly line the drawing. Whether the background was dark or light it was stressful on the eye to soak in the figure so I had to use a gradient fill and black outline outside of the actual drawing to keep the eyes following the drawing as intended.
It baffles me how brightly lit some of your images are, yet don't feel flat at all.
I loaded the image on editor and played around with contrast setting, only then did I noticed the shading details on her torso. That barely perceptible amount of shading really adds up to give shape to the image.
I loaded the image on editor and played around with contrast setting, only then did I noticed the shading details on her torso. That barely perceptible amount of shading really adds up to give shape to the image.
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