Artist | Username Unknown [gallery] |
Time spent | 5 hours, 26 minutes |
Drawing sessions | 10 |
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Username Unknown wrote:How do you smudge airbrushing without the whole thing fading away?
Should I just use the paint brush tool/pen/pencil with a lowered opacity to do the shadows/highlights instead?
And also does anyone know what a mullet would look like on a wolf from this angle? I can't imagine his hair fur going over his cheek tufts without looking terrible.
Advice needed badly.
Username Unknown wrote:Username Unknown wrote:How do you smudge airbrushing without the whole thing fading away?
Should I just use the paint brush tool/pen/pencil with a lowered opacity to do the shadows/highlights instead?
And also does anyone know what a mullet would look like on a wolf from this angle? I can't imagine his hair fur going over his cheek tufts without looking terrible.
Advice needed badly.
Username Unknown wrote:Username Unknown wrote:Username Unknown wrote:How do you smudge airbrushing without the whole thing fading away?
Should I just use the paint brush tool/pen/pencil with a lowered opacity to do the shadows/highlights instead?
And also does anyone know what a mullet would look like on a wolf from this angle? I can't imagine his hair fur going over his cheek tufts without looking terrible.
Advice needed badly.
Username Unknown wrote:It's a WIP piece of my carnie canine. He's unnamed so far, and I just wanted to post 'cause I need some advice on shading+lighting before I go farther. Is the lighting accurate?
How do you smudge airbrushing without the whole thing fading away?
Should I just use the paint brush tool/pen/pencil with a lowered opacity to do the shadows/highlights instead?
And also does anyone know what a mullet would look like on a wolf from this angle? I can't imagine his hair fur going over his cheek tufts without looking terrible.
Advice needed badly.
taptothebeat wrote:There shouldn't be light in the center of the wolf. The light should be around the edges, and more prominent where the fur is less dense, as more light would get through.
To smudge without it fading away, do strokes from the source of wanted color outwards. If you go from the outer areas inward, the outer colors will dominate.
I like the idea of doing the airbrush technique. Though if you choose to do the pen/pencil tool, perhaps try a very small brush size and do a more scribbly effect.
~FallenHope~ wrote:well here's a tip about the head, it could be a bit lower, they don't have super long necks :p
Username Unknown wrote:? tips for making his hair better? I know I left the sideburns off of him, I forgot to finalize them, >_<.
Plus everytime I sketch his sideburns, it makes him look worse.
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