[E_Cat]

I Love how this turned out. Lines not by me, I just coloured it in :3 I left the parts transparent where the tails and wings cross over because I like the colours under them and didn't want them to be covered. As I was drawing this I thought it looked a bit plain so I drew one of my little symbols that I had made up on it and then remembered that I still needed to colour the add on bits I tried a lot of new things and I think it turned out really well, I'm going to keep this wolf as a character of maybe a fursona if it grows on me ;3 (Can I just say how much I LOVE how the feathers turned out!) Feel free to comment or criticize, I don't mind, oh, and the like button it your friend too remember that

Oh! The the timer is all-knowing! I had to stop and have dinner and then people kept talking to me and I had to feed the cat, I really didn’t take that long! Well ok, it did take me a while but that was because I did most of it zoomed right up close to make sure I got it right

[E_Cat]

bump?

[maculata]

I wonder what this looks like without shading. We could see the colors a bit better


LOVE IT, BTW!


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[E_Cat]

Thanks :3 And it looks better with the shading, without it just seems... Blank. But thank you again, glad you like it and it's not just me ^^

[Dakota42222]

How do you make it not transparent? I realy would like to know.

And awsome BTW.

[E_Cat]

If you don’t want it to be transparent just colour over them, mine is only transparent because I stopped colouring at the lines, but normally you can just colour over them and it hides it Hope that makes sense/helps
Oh and thank you :3

[Dakota42222]

Hmm can you look in my gallery and look at my Huge WIP, Can you see how the wings overlap the tail? See the line that should not be there if the wings are covering it? How do you make that go away? I have tried earasing it and coloring over it but its stays there.

[maculata]

soo, you see the wing line layers? Right under them, (and under wing shading) make a layer thats layered "Wing coloring", then color on that layer. Hope that helped!