Perfect? I don't really know--Tina seems pretty pleased with it. And besides, that title was shorter than "The Mildest Halloween pic on FurAffinity 2007". Which this probably is.
This pic is closest to what "Late O'Ween" was going to be originally, titled "It Rained in the Pumpkin Patch", which whould have featured Tina in a muddy field (natch) picking out a suitable jack o'lantern candidate. That pic somehow didn't pan out early in the sketch phase, and it was salvaged by having her seated atop a pumpkin waiting for somebody. This pic doesn't quite fulfill the original vision either, as it depicts her after having retrieved the pumpkin from the field.
Two marginally different versions of this pic are being posted, as a result of a tactic I tried out during the inking phase. You see, Tina's mud-caked maryjanes (this time the Demonia "Twist" ) look fine in the pencil stage, but caked-on mud is a beeyotch to ink with a brush. So I came up with the idea of drawing and inking her with pristine shoes, then digitally slopping them up in post-production. By use of floating object graphics (like layers, but not encompassing the entire screen), I was able to save out two versions of this pic--the clean one you see here, and the muddy one which you can find linked below. I wonder which one gets more pageviews, heh.
["Muddy" version].
Brush-inked pencils colored in Micrografx Picture Publisher. Largest filesize: 35MB
This pic is closest to what "Late O'Ween" was going to be originally, titled "It Rained in the Pumpkin Patch", which whould have featured Tina in a muddy field (natch) picking out a suitable jack o'lantern candidate. That pic somehow didn't pan out early in the sketch phase, and it was salvaged by having her seated atop a pumpkin waiting for somebody. This pic doesn't quite fulfill the original vision either, as it depicts her after having retrieved the pumpkin from the field.
Two marginally different versions of this pic are being posted, as a result of a tactic I tried out during the inking phase. You see, Tina's mud-caked maryjanes (this time the Demonia "Twist" ) look fine in the pencil stage, but caked-on mud is a beeyotch to ink with a brush. So I came up with the idea of drawing and inking her with pristine shoes, then digitally slopping them up in post-production. By use of floating object graphics (like layers, but not encompassing the entire screen), I was able to save out two versions of this pic--the clean one you see here, and the muddy one which you can find linked below. I wonder which one gets more pageviews, heh.
["Muddy" version].
Brush-inked pencils colored in Micrografx Picture Publisher. Largest filesize: 35MB
Category Artwork (Digital) / General Furry Art
Species Housecat
Size 978 x 750px
File Size 96.7 kB
Heh, the first time I did that, I didn't pick up on that till after I had colored the pic--she was actually dressing in a Halloween theme with the orange and brown, and the maryjane shoes are just because she likes that style.
I'd put glasses on her if she was really cosplaying Velma, but if folks want to think she is, the more the merrier :D
I'd put glasses on her if she was really cosplaying Velma, but if folks want to think she is, the more the merrier :D
Actually, Velma did wear platform maryjanes (matching her outfit, tho')in the first live-action movie(poster link) and many of the new cartoons that accompanied the resurrection of the franchise. I think it was only after the second movie that she reverted back to flat-soled ones.
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