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Random Felid
Random Felid by @denise (Denise Chan)

Some sort of unidentified big cat. Actually, it started out as a lioness, but I went overshaggy on the neck. Ha!

I have problems drawing cat-heads, so I have been doing them a lot recently. One day, I shall draw catheads PROPERLY, see if I don't!

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Posted: Saturday, 01 May, 2004 @ 04:48 PM
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I'd like to see you play with this design more, make it more sentient and stuff.

Your eye needs to be socketed in there more; right now, it's slightly painted on. Learn about how the eyeball fits into the bone structure around it, that'll help a lot, along with looking at good statues.

Finally: STOP PAINTIN' ON WHITE. Raer.

Posted: Sunday, 09 May, 2004 @ 02:55 AM
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Hee! Thankee kindly for the pointers!

Y'know, I wish oC had layers that - LAYER properly, instead of multiplying. grump It makes it that much harder to paint on a non-white bg!

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Posted: Sunday, 09 May, 2004 @ 04:02 PM
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Well, there's two things you can do: fill in a lower level with a midtone, then make another layer and draw on top, then erase the lower layer where you drawing is...

Or, paint entirely on one layer, and use a separate multiply layer to darken stuff.

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