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Walk - Traditional Art w/Video
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Sammacha you probably already saw this, so apologies for the double post
A picture of me doing a sexy dance at one of my shows *swishes tail*
There is a time-lapse video of this being created, are you interested?
Inking: http://youtu.be/RaEL1A9BsRA
Colouring: http://youtu.be/05Cik4ArvMs
Traditional art with Pilot and Sakura pigment inks, Pencil crayons (prismma colour, fabercastell, and derwent) on high quality Bristol Board.
This original will be up for grabs soon.
Art by yours truly
Roxanne_fox
Sammacha you probably already saw this, so apologies for the double postA picture of me doing a sexy dance at one of my shows *swishes tail*
There is a time-lapse video of this being created, are you interested?
Inking: http://youtu.be/RaEL1A9BsRA
Colouring: http://youtu.be/05Cik4ArvMs
Traditional art with Pilot and Sakura pigment inks, Pencil crayons (prismma colour, fabercastell, and derwent) on high quality Bristol Board.
This original will be up for grabs soon.
Art by yours truly
Roxanne_foxCategory Artwork (Traditional) / General Furry Art
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Size 821 x 1000px
File Size 904.5 kB
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I agree with you on the quality of the pencils and the paper. I use a variety but I always use a mid to high end quality regarding pencils, pens and ofc paper. The paper makes such a huge difference in both the richness of the colour and the texture.
Sometimes the colour is sooo vibrant, mine is usually a bit softer then my digital work simply due to the way I colour and blend. I am also quite fond of the texture in the picture above which comes from my bristol board. I get a much richer colour when I use a paper and a blender. Its just different thats all. With the fur con coming up I will be sure to upload a couple more traditional pieces which may be up for grabs ( or at least a print of it )
And thanks for the comment. I am so pleased to see some interest in traditional work in a time where so many just tell me it is a waste of time and money.
Sometimes the colour is sooo vibrant, mine is usually a bit softer then my digital work simply due to the way I colour and blend. I am also quite fond of the texture in the picture above which comes from my bristol board. I get a much richer colour when I use a paper and a blender. Its just different thats all. With the fur con coming up I will be sure to upload a couple more traditional pieces which may be up for grabs ( or at least a print of it )
And thanks for the comment. I am so pleased to see some interest in traditional work in a time where so many just tell me it is a waste of time and money.
How the hell can it be a waste of time and money? I find traditional way better and more fun to make too, it shows true skills as well like I mentioned before. And it's fairly cheap too. And yes, colouring pencils create a softer texture to the image! It's simply nicer imo :P
Oo thanks :)
And yeah, its not that bad, it can get expensive when you suck ( buying pro stuff and wasting it due to little skill )
But a lot of people only but digital stuff now ( o well ) so my traditional stuff takes up so much space after a while
( another reason i dont draw on larger then 8.5 x 11 unless someone orders it )
And yeah, its not that bad, it can get expensive when you suck ( buying pro stuff and wasting it due to little skill )
But a lot of people only but digital stuff now ( o well ) so my traditional stuff takes up so much space after a while
( another reason i dont draw on larger then 8.5 x 11 unless someone orders it )
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