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'Ruby Summer' | inks, copic markers, white colored pencil, white gel pen | 2.5x3.5 | SOLD
I did a streaming session on Ustream this Wednesday. Here's the result. I'm planning on doing a number of mini pin-ups, or Min-Pins as I call them, on sketch cards. They're fun and a good way of practicing anatomy and shading.
I'll be doing another live draw Wednesday at 8pm EST. If you can, stop by and say hi. :D
I did a streaming session on Ustream this Wednesday. Here's the result. I'm planning on doing a number of mini pin-ups, or Min-Pins as I call them, on sketch cards. They're fun and a good way of practicing anatomy and shading.
I'll be doing another live draw Wednesday at 8pm EST. If you can, stop by and say hi. :D
Category All / General Furry Art
Species Dog (Other)
Size 450 x 632px
File Size 527.9 kB
Listed in Folders
I'm only going to make one tiny crit, I promise! And that's that she seems to have a very short stomach/midriff, considering where her hips and backside are, even with a tilt to the figure.
That's it, honest! I love the colours, expression and....I.....duh...../Error: Brain Stall due to Bikini_Ruby.exe
=P
That's it, honest! I love the colours, expression and....I.....duh...../Error: Brain Stall due to Bikini_Ruby.exe
=P
Totally, I love it!
A question; I am totally ignorant when it comes to copic markers, but to me it seems that what separates you from almost every other traditional artist I've seen is that you use very uniform long strokes for the coloring process. I can't think of any other way for your work to be so ridiculously smooth. Or is there something else?
A question; I am totally ignorant when it comes to copic markers, but to me it seems that what separates you from almost every other traditional artist I've seen is that you use very uniform long strokes for the coloring process. I can't think of any other way for your work to be so ridiculously smooth. Or is there something else?
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