It's very orginal looking and jsut full of the mood you'd expect from a tiger.

Thanks, I appreciate that ^_^ I just think it is unispired because there are like, a thousand other pictures done of a tigers face ^_^;

But I am glad you like it.

Not like this. You've captured soemthing only people like you can see. good going.

Wow, thank you, I don't know what to say :)

I reckon it's beautiful. The way you painted looks so good and smooth. Very elegant. I love how you painted the strips: pitch black. <4 <4

Thanks you :) Yeah, to be honest, my style of water painting is inspired a little by what I have seen in chinese water paintings and other similar mediums. Hence the pitch black stripes and some what faded orage look.

I should definately do some more paintings ^_^

seeeee? told ya it was beautiful :3 apparently the people on fur affinity have a better eye for it than DA =P

Seems you are right :D *tail wags and hugs*

Wow, that's cool! I really like the shading in the eyes.

Thanks, yeah I admit though I was using a photo reference, but nothing wrong with that I suppose.

niceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

Thank you :3

whoa:o
impressive

ty :3

yw^^

boss

ty :3c

this is really cool ;u; ♥

Why thank you. <3

I've been considering water painting again perhaps, just need to pick up some paint.

I loooove watercolor ♥
I don't like buying a lot of refills though so I usually just use watercolor pencil ;a;

I've yet to try watercolor pencil, I wonder if it's good with using over water paint as a mixed medium.

It works very similarly in that you can pull paint from the pencil as if it's a little paint block <-- looks more like traditional watercolor since you'er painting with water and the pigment is on the brush
OR
you can draw with the pencil first and then add water to blend it, which is more vibrant than the other method because it's like putting straight paint on the picture, or dry-brushing

I really recommend playing with them <:

I'll be sure to give them a go. :3c I use a sketch book, but are you supposed to use a particular sort of paper?

hmmmm I've used it on a lot of things, I have heavy smooth paper skethbooks because I'm not big on texture and it works fine. They do work on watercolor as well, I would suggest something moderately heavy since they are mainly water based and you don't want your paper to buckle TOO badly. Even still, if it does, what I do is put my art in news print or between copy-paper and put the weight of large books on it to flatten it back out. it works. <: