i liek b

Personally, I like the hair ears & neck of A better, but everything else on B.
Sorry if that's not much help. :P

Right now, A looks really good and good light contrasting while B looks a lil bit "too" blended if you know what I mean.

side a, the sharp tones remind me of a cell-shaded tv show I used to love

I agree with Dustoxin. A looks better.

A, definetly. *predicts that the ending result is 7-9 or such for B*

Damn, I'm kinda on the fence with this. A looks like it'd be much easier to do if you're on a time crunch or just doing a relatively cheap piece, while B looks like it'd take more time to do, but looks much smoother and softer (which I, personally, like).

Considering that, I'd probably say go with B.

I dunno, i like a mix of A and B. A loooks better hair wise for me, but a bit too rough when it comes to body shadows.

A

I like A

A. Both are sexy of course. X3

I think B.

Personally, i like B better, but A has its own cool shading style as well that i think would do really well in comics. B looks like it would work awesome for single pics. just my opinion! ^_^

My thoughts exactly. A could be so much more like a fully detailed picture, almost like a comic-book type thing, whereas B is a standalone simple-looking soft shaded picture.

I'm all for A

I like B, it's more smooth. A, with the regions of color, makes me think of topographical maps. ^_^;;

A.

Also boobs.

The one on the right.

I would say B. since it gives a more smooth look to the picture, very good at showing subtle curves and such. plus i could be wrong here but i believe A. is typically how you add a lot of great detail in your art already so by doing B for a while it will help you learn different skills and techniques.

A, but B is also great.

I much prefer the smooth shading of B.

I prefer B. Its an overall smoother looking image.

Beeeeeee

it'd be B for me ^w^

B looks better, but A looks sharper, more detailed. I think you should look for a middleground.

In the middle. Less blending than b.

I'm rather partial to B, watercolors myself. :3

I like A better

Mm, I'm not sure either... I think both could have their advantages on certain subject matter.

They feel like they both have their own styles. A, being one coupled with a dark or edgy theme, and B, for it's clean smooth-ness. .. ness ness.

I enjoy B; if B is the one on the right. >_>

Beeeeeee

NICE job on B! ^^

B looks a lot more professionally done and cared for than A does, in my opinion.

A is nice in its own way; very sharp, clear lines, so you know exactly where every color is and is supposed to be. But B is kind of a testament to our race, showing that everything we're made of can be blended into one thing, to make up who we are. I like B best.

At first glance, I love them both. But, of course, that isn't helpful.

A is gorgeous, especially in the hair, but after analyzing it I think it leads the overall coloring to look a bit too "busy" after a while. Wonderful at a first glance, and it adds tremendous depth to the lighting in the hair, but when it also applies to the muzzle, the ears, the torso and te clothing as well...it becomes a little bit too much.

B, in comparison, has the same underlying lighting elements of A but the blend makes it a great deal more smooth. While you lose the absolute clarity of, say, A, the lighting looks more well-rounded throughout and still retains its uniqueness.


So, in the end, I say B!

I like A's hair, but B's outfit and fur is more appealing when blended.

I do like A as the colour contrast is more apparent and helps the picture to pop, though the hard shading does overwhelm your line art a little bit, as they rely on hard edges to be defined. I believe the softness of B better suits and flaunts your lightly-rough line art style, as long as you maintain good colour contrast. Having things too blended and soft will diminish the impact of having shaded it at all, so introducing a few, strategically-placed harder edges where texture deems it necessary will go a long way. (Like the little highlight streak of grey you left in the segment of hair next to the muzzle on B. You don't need to go nuts with it, but a couple controlled streaks of highlight or shadow would help notify the hair as a different length and texture from the short fur of the body.)

after looking at your previous works B fits your style better

B

I really enjoy A alot more, Feels like there is lighting behind her.

mix of both

I like the hair hilights in A, but the layered shading looks a little too obvious. Overall B.

I'mma go with what others have said, hair highlights from A, overall B

I think I like A more, but they're both pretty good. The shading on the torso on B look a little too smooth I think.

I like A because it looks different.
Ya...B is...'better' but that's how everyone shades and it doesn't pop.
A you can sell as yours.

A looks more unique, and that counts for a lot.
B looks good too, buuuuut. *shrug*

I like A better or B anyday

I think A is probably better for general arting, but use B if it's something you want to look sooper fancee.

Honestly I love both
I have a personal taste for A
but I think over time B will be more beneficial to your art overall
I think the issue with A is there are going to be times where you are
going to be pigeon hold into using a style that doesn't fit a style, I think
A is more meant for overall toony and action like doodles, while B can range from
a farther spectrum in the late game. My heart says A but my brain tells me B

A's hair + B's clothing.

i don;t know, i think A has the sharp colors making it have a good contrast, like it looks really coolbecause you have an easy time seeing what's light and dark.
but B has a softshading making it look more soft or tender f you may. i think it just depends more on what you want.

B. Not sure why.

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