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Published: 2004-09-19 05:27:31 +0000 UTC; Views: 1019; Favourites: 20; Downloads: 147
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Well, I think this is my best coloring job yet... the scan wasn't too good. though. The Paper seemed to curl underneath it... I'll do a better scan when it's done.
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I like the colors and the way her fur lays against her body. She looks very fluffy...
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This is by far my favorite in the gallery... which is saying a lot 'cause you've got a lot of awesome stuff up! I love the pose and the colors! Truly fantastic job.
-Rourkie, the Musicat
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Thanks. It's my best coloring job to date. It was a learning experience, which is funny cause I did this whole pick on a greyhound bus.... maybe that's where my magic comes from
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Hehe.. perhaps! Though I find that busses can be both helpful and detrimental. There have been plenty of times where busses have caused me to make stray marks that end up looking *better* than I had initially wanted them. Then again, it can also mess up a great picture if that very same stroke happens to slash a line across the page. *Shrugs*
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Well, all of mine start out as just sketches... I think the biggest thing I get from travelling on the bus is my ideas... 1 hour 15 min a day of nothing but thinking makes me come up with more interesting poses... But either way... Thanks.
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Sheer brilliant! Great colouring and pose! really good!
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Thanks. I think I'm getting better and better at coloring
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I like this piece. The pose is great and the color combination is great. I like the contrast with the background compared to the subject. You do excellent weres!
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Thank you. This one is definately a start in my colored pencil art. I'm planning on scanning some of my oil paintings soon to. I'm glad you like my art.
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I'd love to see your paintings. I'm not against oil, just don't have the patience to wait for my layers to dry, which is why I do acrylics...which of course presents it's own problems, lol. Rather than scan I just photograph my paintings. I also take them to a professional scanner and pay for them to be scanned for print use later should I desire (they are insanely expensive to scan and print. Example..."Fires Over Zion," my 2X4 foot tigress would cost $200 to scan and $200 to print, and "Skin Shifter" 18X24" cost me $50 to scan and $75 to print-OUCH!). So I photograph them at high rez quality under decent light conditions (mid-day, not to bright), color correct in photoshop, and can make good 8.5X11" prints that way for fans, and also show a nice image on the Internet.
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That's kinda cool. Maybe I'll do that... If I ever have the money... but I can take a pic when I buy some film, just to give an idea what they look like.
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Oh, and overcast days make the best for photographing canvases.
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Ok, but if you do take a picture with regular film, I suggest not using flash if possible and taking the painting outside.
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awe you did an awesome job i love the coloring and the pose is really awesome.
~Jaskie
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Oh wow. o.o You own my soul, I do believe.
You seem to be hoarding all the talent in your handibles.
Beautiful coloring, beautiful pose... I... I envy you. o.o I really do.
Also admire.
*admiration*
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oh my goodnesss. Thank you. I'm really glad you like it. I hope the back ground turns out good enough as well
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I'm sure it will. ^.^ I will try to remember to check back later.
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You did a awesome job! O_O I think I agree withy you on the coloring. ^.^
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Thanks ^_^ I think my practicing is starting to pay off
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That's lovely. It caught my eye immeadiately! And I'm gald it did. Good job!
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oooo, thank you
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