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FreakyFreak95 — Skippy the Furret Practice
Published: 2010-07-17 21:11:46 +0000 UTC; Views: 504; Favourites: 24; Downloads: 23
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Woah, this pic turned out pretty big... o3oBut I'm happy with the results. The picture represents some semi-ancient simple chinese art of Skippy the Furret.
I enjoyed practicing photo-manipulation of the background texture. ^^
And sorry I didn't add any shadows... I got lazy on it... That's why I put it in the ScrapBook.
And you may notice that the lineart is a bit different. That's because I was also practicing making chinese-styled brushes. It worked!
Enjoy!
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No, its awesome as-is! Id love to see more like this!
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Really!? Is it because the lineart?
But I can't match your REAL chinese styled art.
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I never thought of my art as being Chinese influenced, but I DO love Chinese watercolors! Thank you.
And I really do love the line work and color on this piece - no way does it belong in scraps!
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Aww, thanks. ^^
But I could REALLY use some tips from ya. What program do you use? What brush do you use?
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I love this freaky
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"You're so Jesus?" WTF!? XD
I simply use Adobe Photoshop CS2. Why?
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I dont even know how i said Jesus. *massive fail by Ryan* I mean, jealous.,
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I know. XD
No worries, bud. ^^
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HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHA!!!
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funny little guy.
very good job on the line & colorwork.
keep it up.
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It aint scrap! ... whut is a scrapbook? Crap u put in a book? anyways! this should be the real thing! its awsome!
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It was an attempt to make it look like ancient chinese art. Do you notice the textures and linearts?
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yeah a bit but maybe if you get your hands on a better brush it will give better result , I would point you at one if I know a good one but I have seen some cool brushed around here and maybe if you look you'll find a good one to give a "brush" effect~
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This one gives it a good "brush" effect. I just didn't use it correctly. Photoshop has too many functions and options.
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hmmm maybe if you play around more with the line are make it look bit "sketchy" it may work!! dunno otherwise XD;
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Well, I have sensitively noticeable brushes, but they look a bit ridiculous.
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okey then let see.. if u want it looks bit Chinese style you could go with bger size of a brush!! they use big brushes and the lines not always completed -bit cut off as the ink dries- sometimes bit messy -not always- and the coloring looks bit watercolors like and it goes out of the lines also not always completed!!
maybe this can be a good example [link] notice also the lines bit transparent but it's not always like that!!
think this is a good example for a digital work [link]
hope that helps~
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Thanks, and I have all those brushes in Photoshop!
The first example is called a "wet media brush".
The second example is called a "natural brush".
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cool I dont think I have |D or never looked *shot*
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I'm glad you loved my art!
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oh yeeeeeeeeea
PTFTFTFTFTFTFTFTFTFTFTFFFTTTTTTTTTT!!!!!!
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Your briefcase is done. The delivery truck will leave in a moment.
They will arrive immediately on one condition.
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o.o kill the bat man?
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Well, did you read my new deviant ID?
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