[whimperandwhine]

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user name
bottom pup name
gender
changes wanted


top pup name
gender
changes wanted

[Stormie]

user name NeonWolf
bottom pup name Charlie
gender Male
changes wanted None


top pup name Jasper
gender Male
changes wanted None

(Teach me how you did this one!!)

[whimperandwhine]

user name NeonWolf
bottom pup name Charlie
gender Male
changes wanted None


top pup name Jasper
gender Male
changes wanted None

(Teach me how you did this one!!)

i draw line art with my mouse then multiply the layer add a layer and color, then multiply that layer,add layer and shade, oh i draw my pictures with pencil and paper first to decide what i want them to look like, dont know how to teach it. i used to have puppies and they often layed on top of each other like that so thought would be a cute picture, yours is in your message box

[Stormie]

Thanks! Ok i'll try it

[whimperandwhine]

Thanks! Ok i'll try it

go for it. if you ever been around pups, think of some of the ways they laid or sat and try to draw one in that position. im sure you will do great

[Stormie]

Ok! I have 3 dogs. A adult mini poodle, a adult pekingese, and a puppy catahoola leapard dog/ labridore!

[whimperandwhine]

Ok! I have 3 dogs. A adult mini poodle, a adult pekingese, and a puppy catahoola leapard dog/ labridore!

awesome breeds, and im sure they have posed many different ways try drawing them, and can make adults look puppyish if round the face a little and pudge out the paws and body a little

[milkiemind]

How do you add a layer?

[whimperandwhine]

How do you add a layer?

when you are on the drawing page if you look to the right you will see the box for brush sizes and smoothing and below is the layer box click on the place that says normal and choose multiply then down on bottom of box you will see a plus sign + click it adds layer then make sure you make new layer multiply also.

if you double click where it says layer 1 or layer 2 you can change the titles , to line art, then color etc...