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EDIT: Gave it a fresh new look with new fur examples and more explanations.If someone wanted good fur results in a fast, easy way, this tutorial helps. It really is easy, ANYONE can do it.
This tutorial isn't perfect, but it can sure put your foot in the door to help you get great fur results. Fur is the hardest part of drawing any animal, but it doesn't have to be a pain.
This tutorial can be used with any paint program; GIMP, Photoshop, Painter, MS Paint, etc.. For BEST results, use a digital drawing pad. Pressure sensitivity is key.
Enjoy! ^_^
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fav.me/d906t8bΒ <- I sort of emulated the long and flowy fur with my pencils in one of these fur test sketches. It's the long thin patch ofΒ brown fur.
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Does this work with CloudAlpaca, or Krita? ;-;
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I have no clue who those characters are. If they have fur and you decide to draw them detailed like my tutorial, then sure!
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Oh. Sorry. I didn't explain xD They're drawing programs! ^^
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Oh sorry haha now I feel dumb. Yes! This tutorial works for any program. The process is the same.
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I've been looking for a simple fur tutorial for beginners. Thanks!
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Wow, I hink I'll try it next day ^-^
Let's see how it looks at my things x3
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thank god! i found this ! thakn u very much dear <3
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Thank you for taking the time to do this.
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Do you start with a base colour that's considerably darker than the colour you're aiming for at the end? This is an issue for me so far..Β
And great, simple tut btw! (:
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Yah I find it easier to start with a darker color and then go add on layers of lighter colors. 
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Used and creditedΒ HERE .
Thanks, this really helped!
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Tested here :Β loki-seth.deviantart.com/art/Tβ¦
Thanks
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Need help Β I don't know how to hightlight (Step 3)
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Just as it says, a small/fine/hard brush, lighter color the the rest, small strokes.
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Thanks for this!
The way I'd been doing fur genuinely hurt me, and this is a nice, simple way to get started in a way that doesn't seem painful! Thanks!
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Very helpful for me, thank you very much!
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I usually do a separate layer over the fur, change the blending option until it looks good, depending on the color.
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*coughcough* Coarse not course XD sorry i get really weird bout spelling sometimes
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Where I can change the flow?
P.S: I'm using Photoshop Essential 9
Thanks
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I don't know if Essentials has that option.
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Oh... Okay... Thanks anyway
P.S ( again ): I love your werewolves and your drawings and I always look your Youtube channel. > <
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Best fur tutorial I have seen so far that makes things so much easier, my gosh. xD Thank you!
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Thank you so, so much. I cannot express how much this helped 
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'Tis no problem!
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Yay
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I already have a YouTube video of me demonstrating the same technique.
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