Its ok, I dont mind the spam. Its very pretty. Good luck on it. =)

ohhh that ones looking so cool! i cant wait to see

But... Paint spam is love! Thanks for sharing!

it's not spam, it's pretty cool seeing one of your awesome works being created!

Wow, I'm impressed. I don't know too many people who actually still ink with the brush

Spam, nuffin! It's pretty cool, in my opinion, to see how you start painting your pictures and bringing them to life.

I like to use airbrushes and acetate cels. Though I haven't done a real airbrushed thing in a while, everything recently has been done on the computer.

I don't think any of us mind spam by you D: I love seeing WIP You're an outstanding painter Blotch, I can't wait to see this done! ^^

doesnt mind the spam*

me does not mind, either. seeing one great artist doing his deeds is priceless. thank you for taking the time and effort to entertain us.
*goes on to mopping up trail of slime*

I actually like seeing some of how others work on their if they don't mind being watched. I don't mind it if I know the person is there and I've given them the okay to watch.

Thanks for all the pics of you painting, Blotch. Good to see the masters in progress, working on the masterpiece. ;)

No problem! Was very interesting.

How did you get it so clean? wasnt there a blue smudge just a while ago.

Frisket! Frisketttt ;3

thinked it could look better with a closed muzzle but yeah its not spam, it looks really good

Hm. I would have to disagree. Having worked with huskies and various other sled dogs, from experience I can say they have that maw parted, half grin. Very devious.
It may be the angle the photo was taken that is making it look "off." I have faith finished this piece will be brilliant.

you call this a spam, i call this ART news

Wow, supercool ^.^

may i ask, what kinda paint are you using and what medium is it being put on :3?

Very lovely. I enjoy seeing your works in progess.

Thanks for sharing, seeing the WIP helps give some insight into how you do your magic. =) Hope this one is for sale either online or at a con I'll be attending. ;D

Not spam, post MORE! I want to see EVERY brush stroke! XD Okay, so maybe not THAT much, but watching you work IS fascinating.

Naw, it's awsome that you would be so kind as to show us some of the steps you take when you do your work.In a sense it makes up more appreciative since we can see what it takes to make the great pieces that you do. I totally love it and I can't wait to favorite those when they're done =3 I just can't wait to spend some money on your work. One question though: would you be doing any husky dog portfolio's in the future? x3 I would so love to see that.

Sweet! Thanks for the share. Its nice sometimes to see the progress.

paint spam is the best spam i ever got !! i love seeing your process it is nifty to watch something come together !

Sory? Hey its cool to watch!

Very purty. :3

You hold the paint brush the way I hold a pencil, and by the looks of it you hold a pencil that way too...

I really wouldnt normally say somethin' like this, but;
YOUR spam actually DOES increase my penis size! *boodoomtss*.

Most excellent insight into an enviable talent.

It may sound silly but I enjoy the shoots of the painting a little more than the scanned final image. I guess it shows some qualities that scanning usually ruins.

when you did the wash how did you stop it trickling into the subject?

Masking fluid! Then you can paint on it all you want all over it and it will all peel off afterwards, leaving youe undersketch shiney and new. :]

oooo im gonna get me some! thanks guy(s)

Yeah... how did you get rid of the few bits that went over the lineart in the previous images? :o

*loves image sequences of works in progress*

Speaking of... Who's the lucky devil that got to watch and take these images? o.'.o

you're kidding?
we would love to see more I bet.. its always good to learn from a master like you :D

btw, what are you using here?
oil paints?

cool

This isn't spam (to me anyway), it's a behind the scenes with a great artist.

Beautiful, you have amazing skill ^^

...Clean your FINGERNAILS! ;P heh

Cool picture though, even if your nails are long an dirty. :P

hmmm? I chew my nails, so, they're actually quite non-existant. ;] Are you looking at the bandage on my finger, or some misc. paint splatters? =P

Ah righto, left-hand's index finger has a bandage and is crossed over your middle finger....

Strangely it looked like a dirty long nail, from a distance an even when your full viewing it's still hard to tell.

Heh.

Yeah, strangely i did notice you had no nails on the other hand the right hand... yet... it looked like you had one long dirty nail in view, hah.

Sorry about that. ^_^

Wow you paint tiny

sry but I never tought that you make these with real paint...I belived that you are making them with PhotoShop. I now I'm stupid but I'm not really an art master to know such things XD

I forgot it...Nice work ;)

Definitely not spam. Don't appologize. I thought it was awesome to see a bit into your process even though I can't do any art myself =)

Q: what is the name of that tool you are using?

I think they call it a paintbrush. ;]

oh..... Well, portugues names are difficult to associate to the english ones so... well yeah...

do you think your coloring style could be reproduced in photoshop? (just curious.)

I'm not very good at using photoshop, so I'm not too sure if you could or not. :]

If you're patient enough you could do anything in paintshop, hell if you're patient enough you could do anything in MS paint.
It's all just a matter of patients lifespan and phisical ability.
But to answer your question realisticly; not unless you have alot of previous experience.

Yes, I see.

Thank you for answering also!

now that school has ended, time won't be a problem at all.

loads of room for improvement.

PS: funny avatar, by the way

Yeah, my avatar is awesome.
Even though school is over, it does take time to be good enough reproduce someone else's coloring style.
Just remember to be patient, and don't give up just like that.
It WILL take a long time to learn to color like him, unless you have a lot of experience or lot's of natural talent.
P.S. I don't really know what I'm talking about.

Sure ya do!

I'm convinced enough! But not that I want to make a style replica. I want to learn other styles so I can improve my own. I'll get there some day.

Onward to art improvement!

Perfect!
That's what I was getting at. It would take way too long to learn someone else's style, make one of your own.
Chances are that you'll still like their style more but you'll much prefer your art anyways.
Glad I could help, I'm really on a roll today.
Also, I meant I have barely any experience in imaging software, but thanks for the complement!
Really made me feel good.

And so you should!

people should get complements more often! :)

True that.

Young hands.

oh. wow think i see, don't know for sure entirely but it still helped me get a bit of a better understanding.

You make watercolor so pretty. Exactly what brand is the watercolor and where do you get it?

And you use acrylics too right?

how are you able to draw all the complex motions of your characters with just gesture?do you look at pictures and other references when you make a comic or artwork?your Drawings ROCK!!!They have soooooooooo much realistic detail!!!