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pardon the low quality image. this was taken with a cell phone camera. a fairly old cell phone camera. one of my first spraypaint art pieces. i havn't learned to do much.
this was a picture for a couple friends anniversary. theyve been together... 5 or 6 years now? anyway, Nayru is the white wolf, while her boyfriend, and another friend of mine, Jareth, is a blue/green dragon. he didn't turn out as well as i'd've liked, and yes "i'd've" is now a word.
as stated previously, done in spraypaint, the characters are my friends and done with stencils i cut out of paper. hope yall enjoy.
this was a picture for a couple friends anniversary. theyve been together... 5 or 6 years now? anyway, Nayru is the white wolf, while her boyfriend, and another friend of mine, Jareth, is a blue/green dragon. he didn't turn out as well as i'd've liked, and yes "i'd've" is now a word.
as stated previously, done in spraypaint, the characters are my friends and done with stencils i cut out of paper. hope yall enjoy.
Category All / General Furry Art
Species Unspecified / Any
Size 1280 x 838px
File Size 140.6 kB
yeah, its surprisingly simple to do. what takes practice is getting it to look good. spraypaints are maybe $5 a color, and then you do it on the shiny posterboard you can get for 30c a sheet. its pretty cheap XD if you'd like to try, you can go to youtube and search something along the lines of "spraypaint planet speedpaint" or something. lot of people do it, and they are WAY better than me XD
yeah, np. just so you know though, don't get the spray paints that say something like "even spray". those beams are kinda fanned so that it'll cover more area faster. whats easier to work with is the average spray paint with a more circular beam. more focused, easier to tell where it'll go. but, yknow, always try different things. its how we learn, and maybe you'll find you prefer the fanned spray.
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