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After some talks with BeoWoof in the comments here ( https://www.furaffinity.net/view/63550155/ ), I decided to try to draw some sketches in common printing paper, with more trivial pens and pencils. The results are not the same of a sturdier paper and softer pencils, of course; the work with layers is more limited, and the colors more diffuse. But it is still possible to do nice gradients! And results can be very pleasant, if you consider the strong and weak points of the materials, plan accordingly, and take advantage of those more atmospheric effects!
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ID: Furry portrait of an opossum, smiling in profile. The photo also shows a pen and some colored pencils used to do the drawing. End ID.
Do you want to see WIPs of this project? All supporters, monthly or one-off, can see them in the folder "A taste of the coffee!" https://ko-fi.com/album/A-taste-of-.....fee-P5P712MNUN
Do you want to have early access to the complete page with more drawings? Join the tier "Coffee in That Nebula!" https://ko-fi.com/ratgroundpear/tiers
ID: Furry portrait of an opossum, smiling in profile. The photo also shows a pen and some colored pencils used to do the drawing. End ID.
Category Artwork (Traditional) / Animal related (non-anthro)
Species Opossum
Size 1050 x 1050px
File Size 1.19 MB
Listed in Folders
Love this exploration on different material. I remember back when I started, how much it always frustrated me that I could not achieve certain looks with coloured pencils like I saw other people do before it dawned on me that most of the time, what kinda abuse a paper can take makes a world of difference.
Though, I learned also early on that even the cheapest coloured pencils can also be worked well on printer paper when used in tandem with alcoholic markers or baby oil. The effects you can pull with mixing some stuff certainly changes a lot as well.
Either way it looks dope and soft and lovely but I am not surprised because you did it so of course this looks amazing as always.
Though, I learned also early on that even the cheapest coloured pencils can also be worked well on printer paper when used in tandem with alcoholic markers or baby oil. The effects you can pull with mixing some stuff certainly changes a lot as well.
Either way it looks dope and soft and lovely but I am not surprised because you did it so of course this looks amazing as always.
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