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A grey fox vixen, looking especially devious, invites you to her hotel room...
This piece was some practice for me with canine faces. Canine noses are especially difficult to draw. I love painting eyes, and making them look shiny.
This is another piece for Eurofurence - and its concept is in line with the conventions theme "The Unlucky Thirteen" - or will it be lucky?
Done with micron inks, and acrylic paints on 8"x10" illustration board.
This piece was some practice for me with canine faces. Canine noses are especially difficult to draw. I love painting eyes, and making them look shiny.
This is another piece for Eurofurence - and its concept is in line with the conventions theme "The Unlucky Thirteen" - or will it be lucky?
Done with micron inks, and acrylic paints on 8"x10" illustration board.
Category Artwork (Traditional) / All
Species Vulpine (Other)
Size 654 x 800px
File Size 137.1 kB
The only 'odd' thing I could possibly find was that it looks like those keys cannot be staying in her mouth at that angle.
Just out of curiosity, have you tried taking this into a digital program and 'mirroring/flipping' the image? It can be a big help, to view one of your own pieces from a different perspective.
Anywho! Gorgeous, by all means. The pattern you've rendered on her outfit is one of my favorite aspects to this one. ^__^
Just out of curiosity, have you tried taking this into a digital program and 'mirroring/flipping' the image? It can be a big help, to view one of your own pieces from a different perspective.
Anywho! Gorgeous, by all means. The pattern you've rendered on her outfit is one of my favorite aspects to this one. ^__^
I know how that is! But you'd never want to see any of my own 'tired' sketches. I'd have to wait until I'm fully awake / rested and start a new sketch from scratch.
In any case, I am glad you can see what I mean about the keys. Its almost as if a different approach to the shading would have improved the suggestion that the keys are being held within her mouth.
But it still rocks! And, oh, glad I came back. . .Forgot to +fav. >< Well, that's what I get for browsing just as soon as I wake up. ^_^;
In any case, I am glad you can see what I mean about the keys. Its almost as if a different approach to the shading would have improved the suggestion that the keys are being held within her mouth.
But it still rocks! And, oh, glad I came back. . .Forgot to +fav. >< Well, that's what I get for browsing just as soon as I wake up. ^_^;
Hurrah for odd angles! I *love* unusual perspectives, it always adds a certain novelty to what might otherwise have been a standard pose. Excellent job on the coy expression and those sultry eyes. And I have to disagree with the comment about keys: They're hooked with her fang and her tongue. If *I* can do that with my little stubby canines (and I can), then a fox certainly can with their larger canines.
Think you did a good job on the eyes too...
If you're planning on going closer on the eyes and have the 'eye-shine' thing going on... don't forget that the front of the eyeball bows out a bit at the iris - so any shine you have that stretches across it is going to bow out a bit and have a slightly different curve to it.... assuming you're going to go for the REAAAAAALLY realistic light effect.
(Yeah, can you tell I've been trying to study close-up / portrait photography a little too much? I'll go 'way, now....)
If you're planning on going closer on the eyes and have the 'eye-shine' thing going on... don't forget that the front of the eyeball bows out a bit at the iris - so any shine you have that stretches across it is going to bow out a bit and have a slightly different curve to it.... assuming you're going to go for the REAAAAAALLY realistic light effect.
(Yeah, can you tell I've been trying to study close-up / portrait photography a little too much? I'll go 'way, now....)
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