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Published: 2012-06-25 08:33:23 +0000 UTC; Views: 1771; Favourites: 86; Downloads: 16
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Name: ServalFormat: A4
Materials: A simple HB pencil, B, 8B, mechanical pencil 0.5
Time: about a month with breaks
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Comments: 40
The mouth area is awe-striking. Insanely good work.
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Thanks)
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Wow incredible.. Just curious as to how you did the black background. From your WIP's it looks like you started with a white paper..
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Thank you. Yes, I painted on the white paper. The black background is a challenge, at least for me. To create it, I used a pencil with soft 8B. I first left its even tone shading in 3 layers and then richly darkened them to be as small as possible glare).
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Wow, very cool.. I imagined that would be a tricky process. Thanks for the reply!
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Oh wow! I also thought it was a photo! You have SKILLS.
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I always like to play the game 'try to find reasons for this deviation not being a photo' with you, because it is a challenge
After some inspection, it seems that the long hairs in his ears do not feel totally natural. It is either the direction in which they are pointing, the starting point of the hairs, or I would have the same opinion about the ear-hairs if I'd see a real picture xD
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Yeah, oh, those ears 
In the course of the real interesting to watch, but alas the distance. Well there are sites such as Deviantart))
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Servals are awesome! Love those huge ears!
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Yes, I agree very interesting cat))
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I love the serval! And your drawing is amazing!
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Thank you ^__^
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That's amazing! At first I thought it was a photography, but when I saw the description o.o You're pretty good.
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Thanks
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that that is amazing!!!
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Thank you very much. For a picture to draw photorealistic drawing attention should be paid to small details. Since I am self-taught, I paint in 2011, I know not all the way.
I use the following tools:
- Notably the pencils of varying softness. For the black background used a pencil 8B
- Mechanical Pencil 0.5, he says very finely, and allows you to work out the details. I painted them to hairs and eyes
- I do not use an eraser, just under the outline using Klyachko, This is such an eraser, which changes shape as the clay and leaves no dirt and coils
For good performance it is important to find a good reference, preferably large in order to see fine details.
Well, in principle, and all). Perhaps in the future I will open and the Commission will make a series of master classes.
The main thing is practice and a desire to succeed and all
P.S.If you want you can ask for advice on work, than to be able to help when I'm running too)
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thank you very much for replying very helpful hopefully i can draw like you in the future
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Π‘ΠΏΠ°ΡΠΈΠ±ΠΎ))
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This drawing was referenced off of one of my photos [link] can you please add a link back to the original photo in your artists comments (for this piece and the wips), as that's a rule of being allowed to use my photos as a drawing reference.
You've done a wonderful job, it's an amazing drawing.
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Thank you very much. You have a wonderful picture. But unfortunately you are the author did not pictures that I drew. I am the author unfortunately did not find here. On your pictures serval more and slightly different perspective. but on the fierce grin and there was only the head of the field on a bright background.
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My mistake, sorry! Again, wonderful picture.
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No problem
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You're welcome.
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Thanks :3
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This is amazingly vibrant, how did u pull out the whiskers in an 8b pencil background ?!
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Thank you
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No special pencils?!
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No, ordinary pencils KOH-I-NOOR
that for special?
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