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So here is a painting I did for a new friend, whose OC is an otter and a lifeguard (an interesting idea, and it gave me this inspiration)
I tried a new technique on this, which is why I present it in this manner. On the right you have the finished painting, and on the left you have the painting with the original lineart superimposed
Which do you feel is better?
I tried a new technique on this, which is why I present it in this manner. On the right you have the finished painting, and on the left you have the painting with the original lineart superimposed
Which do you feel is better?
Category Artwork (Traditional) / General Furry Art
Species Otter
Size 1280 x 809px
File Size 256.8 kB
Ah, for a moment I thought you had made a stereoscopic painting! I think the left one looks more defined, like the lines are less opaque and that gives the image a more solid look overall.
Both look nice! I think it's one of those cases where you can use either for an intended visual effect.
Both look nice! I think it's one of those cases where you can use either for an intended visual effect.
Using the superimposed version gives it an overall higher contrast but I would use the other version. Then the background stays more in the background and the viewer gets more focused on the main character in the foreground. You can also do a compromise by keeping the original outlines only for the character and not the background. Hope that helps ;)
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