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Weazel75
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[2009-06-29 06:20:49 +0000 UTC]
"That weird Mustelid guy."
(United States)
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Favourites: 2609; Deviations: 1923; Watchers: 2511
Watching: 73; Pageviews: 364345; Comments Made: 2293; Friends: 73
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Comments: 1038
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Weazel you and I both know your art is simple, but the consistency and creativity across hundreds of different designs in this form is awe inspiring thanks for the inspiration to foster my creativity.
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Hi. Can I request you Brinley the Bear from Great Wolf Lodge please?
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...haven't you read the commission information? Weazel doesn't do requests.
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Happy Happy Birthday,
From all of us to you!!~
We wish it was our Birthday
So we could party too!!~
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My best advice is to just keep practicing, but if you have any specific questions I can try to help.
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witch way is themost common way of transformation???
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i have a big question i was wondering could u do something for me i have begun drawing animal tfs and its ok just wondering if you could teach me a bit of how to start a tf properly and how to draw parts of the tf i can do the start and end but not the middle sequenses
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While I'm happy to answer any particular questions you might have, this is really something that you're going to get better at with practice. One piece of advice I do have is to try and not bite off too much at once, when you're first making the dive into sequences. There's no shame in having three panels, or even only two panels, in a sequence.
As for progressing a sequence, imagine what parts of the body change first, and how the transformation progresses from those parts to the rest of the body. Picture the TF progressing along like a video in your mind, then pick out individual 'frames' from that video to draw as your panels.
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I wish you took requests, I have one and I love your art style, it's amazing
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There's this dude going around mentioning people as stupid for liking you, then commenting on their profiles calling them stupid for liking you and blocking them before they can reply. Memy9909Haters iirc since he just hit me twice. And I reported him for spamming. Twice. Just because he's woefully ineffective at bullying doesn't mean I'm going to go easy on him.
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Yeah he's been around for ages. Likes to make sockpuppet accounts to get around blocks and bans. I tend to just ignore him and block his socks when he finally shows his face on my images or profile. Try not to give him too much oxygen, trolls thrive on attention.
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ill be the fighter to protect you and your fans
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I'm playing the long game. Because he's so childish, he ends up bringing exposure and allies to the person he's trying to tear down. Just give him loads and loads of rope and wait for him to hang himself with it. Figuratively speaking. That's a saying I use a lot when talking about things like this, especially politics.
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Are your commissions still the same price as in the journal that's up?
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TELL ME WHY IS THERE DICKS? THIS MUST BE MATURE CONTENT www.deviantart.com/weazel75/arβ¦
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Just wanted to let you know, I'm not going to be able to attend the PWYW stream today, and I need more time to write a proper description anyway.
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I NEED TO KNOW!
how do you prevent anti-aliasing?!
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That depends on your art program in question. Most should have an option to turn off anti-aliasing. If you can't find it, hit up Google for information on your specific program.
If your program has a distinct 'pencil' tool, you can also try drawing with that. Pencil usually isn't vectored like pen is, so the program won't fight to smooth it into a nice line.
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