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I meant to do this ages ago, but seeing as I'm only productive from 8 to 5, I dragged my laptop and tablet to work to get this done. This has taken me pretty much all day to throw together.

I use GIMP, so my steps may be different than yours if you are using another program. Keep that in mind.

I AM AWARE that you can do the opacity thing with a brush (lower the opacity of your brush) BUT I don't find that ideal at all. It's harder to fix if you make a mistake than if the black is on another layer.

Some small errors:
-- Nudari should always have a nose that is the darkest color on the dog (so either the same shade or darker than other black markings). In my examples, that isn't the case.

-- I made note of this on the sheet, but doubles have gray noses, paw pads, and inner ears. My examples had black because I had my layers stacked wrong.

-- The eye color of doubles does not change or lighten. The eyes only lighten or shift color in the case of lethal whites.

Description

I meant to do this ages ago, but seeing as I'm only productive from 8 to 5, I dragged my laptop and tablet to work to get this done. This has taken me pretty much all day to throw together.

I use GIMP, so my steps may be different than yours if you are using another program. Keep that in mind.

I AM AWARE that you can do the opacity thing with a brush (lower the opacity of your brush) BUT I don't find that ideal at all. It's harder to fix if you make a mistake than if the black is on another layer.

Some small errors:
-- Nudari should always have a nose that is the darkest color on the dog (so either the same shade or darker than other black markings). In my examples, that isn't the case.

-- I made note of this on the sheet, but doubles have gray noses, paw pads, and inner ears. My examples had black because I had my layers stacked wrong.

-- The eye color of doubles does not change or lighten. The eyes only lighten or shift color in the case of lethal whites.