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flammingcorn Tluthal tends to run around chewing on wild onion 'grass' anytime s/he can get at it, and in wondering how worth it it would be to steal part of McCrea's hair.
McCrea ©
Tluthal and art © me
Edit: Spelling errors fixxed.
flammingcorn Tluthal tends to run around chewing on wild onion 'grass' anytime s/he can get at it, and in wondering how worth it it would be to steal part of McCrea's hair.McCrea ©
Tluthal and art © me
Edit: Spelling errors fixxed.
Category Artwork (Digital) / Fantasy
Species Ferret
Size 537 x 1000px
File Size 236.8 kB
Hmm. The only thing I have to say anatomy-wise is the head, feet and hand size. As I told some one else, your hands and feet should be able to cover almost all of your face. And your head should be able to fit in the dimensions of your chest. other than that, I would work on the line quality if you can.
Despite all of that, I like the theme and the use of colors. They match each character very nicely. =3
Despite all of that, I like the theme and the use of colors. They match each character very nicely. =3
McCrea (the blue duded) isn't mine, but thank you.
Anatomy wise, I'm still trying to figure stuff out. I just recently changed from a very sonic style, so my anatomy is being worked on. Thanks for the tips however, that should help with my issues XD I've known there was something off.
When it comes to line quality, it has to do with how I 'ink' digitally. I ink a picture in sharpie, then scan it in since I don't have a tablet, then use GIMP's threshhold to get lines I can actually use for applying color. I'm not really sure how to improve the line quality and still be able to color the image well.
Anatomy wise, I'm still trying to figure stuff out. I just recently changed from a very sonic style, so my anatomy is being worked on. Thanks for the tips however, that should help with my issues XD I've known there was something off.
When it comes to line quality, it has to do with how I 'ink' digitally. I ink a picture in sharpie, then scan it in since I don't have a tablet, then use GIMP's threshhold to get lines I can actually use for applying color. I'm not really sure how to improve the line quality and still be able to color the image well.
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