I'd say after seeing that I'd so take a dive in myself... but that is me. x3

Nice tf dude :)

This bears further investigation. Surely if I dive back in I won't get more ottery. *Leaps*

I think you look MUCH better this way. so please keep diving in

Maybe you'd like to join me when I leap back in? XP more the merrier~

OOh I think I might just have to

Hehe your first~ *pushes you in*

*falls in and makes a splash*

Well I'd definitely be willing to dive in and test it XD

Otter-tastic :3

Thinking this is your first time doing neon-colored things. Yes?

Yes, and I really hope I don't have to do it again, except for special things. @.@

Is it because it's counter to your instincts? That is to say, do you have a compelling inclination toward realism in your work other than it just being an eye-catcher?

Well, its true I prefer realism. I find the need to use bright colors kind of ridiculous, because there is a bit of natural variation that you can work with to get an interesting character. That's not to say you can't use unnatural colors, it just seems odd and unnecessary, and a little attention grabby. And some people don't understand color theory very well, do it just to catch people's attention, and the colors they choose just do not go well together, and can be waaaaay to flamboyant and can hurt the eyes. This green was hard to stare at when coloring, with my computer's brightness all the way up. That said, I've seen some characters with some very cool design that use some bright neon colors. But the use it as a small accent to go with a theme, not just in the common spots that a lot of furries seem to choose.

That makes me wanna re-watch James Cameron's Avatar. For the most part I remember the colors were tolerable, mainly during the night sequences and around the World Tree. But I think I had a couple of visual overloads during the scene with the spiral flowers.

Crap sorry. I meant to type Home Tree!

Adorable. Love TF's like this