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Chaomaster1 — Ninetales and Vulpix
Published: 2009-09-03 18:24:59 +0000 UTC; Views: 3266; Favourites: 76; Downloads: 83
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Man, Ninetales took like 3 days to finish. I just finished it today. xDD I hope you like it. Made with GIMP. :3 And still no computer after a month of it being gone. Geek Squad better hurry it up.Oh yeah, this looks better on a laptop. |3
Edit: Haha, excuse the horrible lineart, I did this whole thing on my bed, which isn't exactly a good place to do lineart. xDD And the big empty space... I can't really explain that. I drew them too far over.
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I really like it. I love that you did the first form, and it's evolution in one drawing. :}
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Thanks~! Glad you like it!
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They're so cute. ^_^
Is it just me, or are you getting better?
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Thanks~!
I've been trying!
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Oh my gosh Vulpix looks utterly adorable! Really nice picture, I love the coloring.
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This is so awesome and cute! <3 I like the new drawing style of it
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Aw, I love that! It's soooo cute :3
I've always been a sucker for those two!
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WOW! this is great!!! Wonderful job 
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they both look great a fiery background would make them look even better i'd be glad to teach you about using textures(if you like) anyways, keep up the gr8 work
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Kyaa, thank you~! Yeah, I couldn't come up with a background. |D Ooh~! That would be nice!
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okay, to use a texture, first you find the picture of a
background you want to use(here are examples of what im
talking about: [link]
Textures-2-72324060 .... to use these, you download
them, and save them to your computer) after you find the
textures you want, open up photoshop with both the picture and texture you plan to use(make sure the
character is done to your satisfaction before applying
the background) make a new layer below the character,
and fill it with a color you want(i suggest using the
"gradient" tool for more consistent result) afterwards,
you drag the texture into the same picture(which has to
be above the color layer) after you've dragged the
texture to your picture, go to "layer settings" and
switch the mode to "pin light"(but make sure you
desaturate the layer by going to
"adjustments
sauturation to "0".... that way, it'll pick up the
colors more") and the final result should show the
textures in the colors you've chosen.... i hope this
helps... i can link you to a tutorial that'll explain
more about it
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