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Re: comfort

Postby troye » Tue Dec 11, 2018 8:45 pm

loki, wrote:quick question, how do you draw fur. I struggle with it and I do work from a reference , sometimes


      I really recommend using references, experimenting with both long and short fur, etc!

      Here’s my process, which of course might not be your style at all :’) This is what I do for semi-realism:

      I start by blocking in the colors with the pen tool, and usually I start with two-three colors(a base color, a darker color, and a lighter color) so I can work on the details later. Then I blend them with the watercolor tool, and I use around 60-70% opacity at this stage so I don’t overblend on accident. I add more colors by blocking them in lightly with the pen tool as well and then blending them out with a slightly lower opacity watercolor. (And I might be accidentally leaving out a few parts of the process) Then I start adding in the details with both a lower opacity/smaller watercolor tool & a small pen tool.

      Like I said, I improvise a lot of the time while I’m drawing & I just get in the zone and don’t even register what I’m doing. I just recommend practicing, experimenting, and using references.
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Re: comfort

Postby Maniic! » Wed Dec 12, 2018 7:16 pm

Troye wrote:
loki, wrote:quick question, how do you draw fur. I struggle with it and I do work from a reference , sometimes


      I really recommend using references, experimenting with both long and short fur, etc!

      Here’s my process, which of course might not be your style at all :’) This is what I do for semi-realism:

      I start by blocking in the colors with the pen tool, and usually I start with two-three colors(a base color, a darker color, and a lighter color) so I can work on the details later. Then I blend them with the watercolor tool, and I use around 60-70% opacity at this stage so I don’t overblend on accident. I add more colors by blocking them in lightly with the pen tool as well and then blending them out with a slightly lower opacity watercolor. (And I might be accidentally leaving out a few parts of the process) Then I start adding in the details with both a lower opacity/smaller watercolor tool & a small pen tool.

      Like I said, I improvise a lot of the time while I’m drawing & I just get in the zone and don’t even register what I’m doing. I just recommend practicing, experimenting, and using references.


thank you ill sure try it out soon
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