Oooohhhhh
Reminds me of Robin hood :/
lol

What wpuld happen if you made a ittle problem in your panting ?

Depends what it was... Usually I get all the problems with the drawing sorted out before I commit to the ink and paint ... but if I color something incorrectly - usually I can paint over it with a different color, or I suppose I could adjust it digitally as a last resort, though I've never had to do that.

with wight out ?

^.^, oh no way - with acrylic paints. My color work is almost exclusively paints, which have the benefit of being opaque when not watered down.

White-out would be totally non archival and unprofessional...

non archival ? and what are acrylic paints ^^ i am a beginner after all so i need to know <3

Not a problem. Non archival means that over time, the acids in certain materials like white out and sharpies (office supplies that are not specially for making art) can make the paper change color (usually turns it yellow and makes it look pretty bad)... so archival materials are those that will last and not fade or become discolored over time...

Acrylic paints are a water-based paint that have a very quick drying time... and are rather versatile and can be used in many ways. Some people add a retardant to the paint to make it dry more slowly so they can work with it longer... Golden is a good brand of acrylic paints - although there are many brands and varieties. I am partial to Golden fluid acrylics - as they are more .. well, fluid - and easier to work with - they dry a bit more slowly than the tubed variety.

I would say that for a beginner, acrylic paints are rather advanced and would probably be frustrating... Most beginner artists start with colored pencils for a coloring medium.. (that is what I started with), as they are more forgiving.. and easier to use. I would recommend a set of Prismacolor pencils..

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Not a problem. Non archival means that over time, the acids in certain materials like white out and sharpies (office supplies that are not specially for making art) can make the paper change color (usually turns it yellow and makes it look pretty bad)... so archival materials are those that will last and not fade or become discolored over time...

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Thanks ^^ and i see now so it is better to use wight paint then ^^

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Acrylic paints are a water-based paint that have a very quick drying time... and are rather versatile and can be used in many ways. Some people add a retardant to the paint to make it dry more slowly so they can work with it longer... Golden is a good brand of acrylic paints - although there are many brands and varieties. I am partial to Golden fluid acrylics - as they are more .. well, fluid - and easier to work with - they dry a bit more slowly than the tubed variety.

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So it is better to work with the fast drying ones Hemm i see

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I would say that for a beginner, acrylic paints are rather advanced and would probably be frustrating... Most beginner artists start with colored pencils for a coloring medium.. (that is what I started with), as they are more forgiving.. and easier to use. I would recommend a set of Prismacolor pencils..

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Yea <///3 i have one little problem i have vary low color choices ^_^ so coloring is a weak armor for me i never tried plasma pencils before

Nice work! You did great on the wings.

Cool. The feet do look cool, almost like a velociraptor.

very nice, the feet def have a bird-of-prey look...avians are very difficult and often look funny, this one wonderfully done and quite believable

*jaw drops* I love this picture. You're talented with avians

Love the clothing. It just blends so well with his white feathers.

Thankyou Kacey for this wonderful picture. ^.^

this is much like a person from MechWarrior 4: Mercenaries of clan jade falcon. is the player a old mecha driver like me?