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random doodle.
I'll get the hang of non-messy lines eventually.
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Quick fact: Masha, as a rodent, has quite the noticeable overbite. Her fat cheeks probably add to it.
I'll get the hang of non-messy lines eventually.
eta:
Quick fact: Masha, as a rodent, has quite the noticeable overbite. Her fat cheeks probably add to it.
Category Artwork (Digital) / General Furry Art
Species Rodent (Other)
Size 1000 x 1000px
File Size 261.5 kB
While I like my own more sketchy style, I'm trying to get more smooth lines. Mainly by not doubling my mines, like I tend to. Single stroke instead of multiple, to get the line. Haha.
http://img365.imageshack.us/img365/.....hitterwing.png You can see on this doodle, I mostly got it right. I'm able to get the lines when doing simpler things. Trying to be able to do it when not drawing something silly.
http://img365.imageshack.us/img365/.....hitterwing.png You can see on this doodle, I mostly got it right. I'm able to get the lines when doing simpler things. Trying to be able to do it when not drawing something silly.
I thought so. Sketchy artists think alike.
The only time I've ever been able to get remotely clean lines is by working up several under-layers and then drawing over them on a final layer--or drawing over the pencil marks after going over the lines with a marker.
And I completely agree, there's something to be lost for taking so much time on just the lines.
The only time I've ever been able to get remotely clean lines is by working up several under-layers and then drawing over them on a final layer--or drawing over the pencil marks after going over the lines with a marker.
And I completely agree, there's something to be lost for taking so much time on just the lines.
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