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One of my favourite bonds you can have, is the one you can have with your sibling(s).
This was a commission for a close friend of mine. They wanted me to draw their character Hissori, and my character Soramai. They're both siblings. Soramai is the female on the left, and Hissori is the male on the right. There is a looooooong story and history behind those two. However, I'll just have to save that for a later day... Or a later drawing. ;D As for now, here is just a taste of what these two personalities are about.
Interested in a commission? Send me a note if you're interested! Prices are cheaper then usual due to the fact that I'm trying to get to Africa in about 3 weeks from now. ._.
Now. Time to start a new drawing. o3o
Feel free to critique. I'm always up for learning something... Since I'm currently working on my canine anatomy.
This was a commission for a close friend of mine. They wanted me to draw their character Hissori, and my character Soramai. They're both siblings. Soramai is the female on the left, and Hissori is the male on the right. There is a looooooong story and history behind those two. However, I'll just have to save that for a later day... Or a later drawing. ;D As for now, here is just a taste of what these two personalities are about.
Interested in a commission? Send me a note if you're interested! Prices are cheaper then usual due to the fact that I'm trying to get to Africa in about 3 weeks from now. ._.
Now. Time to start a new drawing. o3o
Feel free to critique. I'm always up for learning something... Since I'm currently working on my canine anatomy.
Category Artwork (Digital) / Animal related (non-anthro)
Species Wolf
Size 989 x 1280px
File Size 82.3 kB
I have 1 question for you.... what do you do??? HOW??? i mean it is digital art... but what programs do you use???? do you use a tablet???? what??? i am VERY interested... I am a VERY big art Fan... and i like to know these things ... strategies... techniques... styles...
Lol! Well, I use photoshop CS5 firstly. Any version of photoshop can work. And I use a tablet. I used to have a small, $50-$100 tablet, but now I have a medium intuose 4 Wacom. Which is about $500 or so. Tablets can range anywhere between $50-$1000 or more. Any size will work, and they usually come with their own drawing programs along with the tablet.
There are numbers, and numbers of tutorials you can use to help you learn what you want to learn on Deviantart. I would suggest to go there and search for digital tutorials on techniques and stuff. That's what I did when I first started. It took me about 6 months to fully understand photoshop. Even now, I'm still learning things and techniques. Just keep on practicing with what you have at the moment, and by the time you can start to do digital, you'll be off to a good start! Sketch every day, no matter how small. Practice your anatomy, do realism drawings as well. Use photographs as reference and practice your hand to eye coordination. All I did when I was younger was draw from other artists work or other photographs. I don't do that now, unless it's just an exercise in my sketchbook that no one will see. Well, I still use photographs as reference, but not other artists work. xD And of course credit whatever reference you use. Also, when you copy someone else's work, just keep it in your sketchbook. Don't publish it online, that would be considered stealing to most.
I hope that helped in one way or another. xD Best of luck!
There are numbers, and numbers of tutorials you can use to help you learn what you want to learn on Deviantart. I would suggest to go there and search for digital tutorials on techniques and stuff. That's what I did when I first started. It took me about 6 months to fully understand photoshop. Even now, I'm still learning things and techniques. Just keep on practicing with what you have at the moment, and by the time you can start to do digital, you'll be off to a good start! Sketch every day, no matter how small. Practice your anatomy, do realism drawings as well. Use photographs as reference and practice your hand to eye coordination. All I did when I was younger was draw from other artists work or other photographs. I don't do that now, unless it's just an exercise in my sketchbook that no one will see. Well, I still use photographs as reference, but not other artists work. xD And of course credit whatever reference you use. Also, when you copy someone else's work, just keep it in your sketchbook. Don't publish it online, that would be considered stealing to most.
I hope that helped in one way or another. xD Best of luck!
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