
I painted all this in oC while listening to a Doctor Who audio play.
The orange thing is a real money box that I have sitting here next to my computer.
The Snowleopard is painted from a photo reference.
The orange thing is a real money box that I have sitting here next to my computer.
The Snowleopard is painted from a photo reference.
Category All / Animal related (non-anthro)
Species Leopard
Size 668 x 800px
File Size 143 kB
Listed in Folders
I watched your Event File. ^-^
In how to describe tigers of bottom, it was studied very much. ^-^
When OC separates a background and a character and draws it, I delete a background of a part piled up.
Or a device to increase an addition layer is necessary to become white.
A layer of OC is very unique. ^^;
In how to describe tigers of bottom, it was studied very much. ^-^
When OC separates a background and a character and draws it, I delete a background of a part piled up.
Or a device to increase an addition layer is necessary to become white.
A layer of OC is very unique. ^^;
oC layers are Multiply mode by default, but can be changed to Add or Subtract mode by clicking the symbol next to the eye.
In Add mode, pure black is not seen, and any other colour is applied in addition to the colours on layers below, giving a result leading towards white.
Pure white on an Add layer will seem like an eraser against layers below.
In Subtract mode layers, again black is not seen, but other colours are applied negatively to layers below giving a result towards black.
Here pure white is shown as black.
In Add mode, pure black is not seen, and any other colour is applied in addition to the colours on layers below, giving a result leading towards white.
Pure white on an Add layer will seem like an eraser against layers below.
In Subtract mode layers, again black is not seen, but other colours are applied negatively to layers below giving a result towards black.
Here pure white is shown as black.
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