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DarkRainfire — Smoke-stream Commissioned Gift (pt 2) (GIF)
Published: 2016-03-28 11:39:04 +0000 UTC; Views: 540; Favourites: 22; Downloads: 2
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Another long-overdue full-body commission of Zara for , courtesy of . Thank you for commissioning me! If either of you think there's anything wrong with it, please tell me! I am happy to make any reasonable changes for you (patterns, shading, etc).KUYQIUYEIOIU SAME THING AS LAST TIME! JUST TAKE THE LITTLE HEAD-BOBS AS A SMALL GIFT AND APOLOGY FOR BEING SO SLOW AND SUCKY!! Pfft, and I said that I'd post something two days ago. *cries* I really dislike how this turned out too... Strangely enough, I can't shade or highlight dark fur! >.> *sighs*
But it's still really nice to flick through all these old images from the streets... QwQ
Welp. So this what it feels like to be one year closer to death, huh?
HahahahaEnjoy!!
~DarkRainfire
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Jeez oh Pete these are amazing! I see these and I think they aren't animated based on ther sheer amount of detail, but when I see them move...they look amazing.
In short, the amount of detail in these just floors me, and the addition of a small animation cycle is just astounding.
Amazing work, and keep it up!
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Thank you so much!! *cries*
And the small animation cycles aren't actually too bad to do, surprisingly enough, hahaha
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Hahaha thank you!!
(Phew, I read the first line and freaked :V )
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*pats soothingly*
Heh, it's alright. You got it done.
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Thanks TwT
*takes the hug*
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*prepares a copy-and-paste*
Immature answer: "I can't actually draw. What I do is I open up fl studio, and then I screech the ancient mating call of the grand pterodactyl into my mic. I then take the resulting white noise and convert it to .midi, which I open up in notepad, and then I take out a big chunk of the data and plaster it into ms paint and this is the end result." (Kudos to my friend for this because they are amazing and so fresh with the memes.)
Serious answer: "I have no idea to be honest. I do everything traditionally first and then I scan it to get it on my laptop. I then line it using the pen pressure simulators cause I use a freaking mouse most of the time. I then fill it in with a flat colour, select inverse the drawing to get rid of the colours outside of the lines, and then lock so that I can go nuts with my shading without having to be worried about going over any lines. Shading is easy. Just me adding one-two sloppy layers of cell shading and then at least 2 layers of 'blended' shading (which I somehow manage to do on the same layer, don't ask how that technically makes any sense). Stack them on top of each other, merge them together, do some extra stuff on the now one-layered image and then... that's it. :V Weird, huh?"
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well it is very complicated but I do sometimes do traditional and then do digital on it... XD
must take a lot of time to do that?
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It does. One full-body like this usually takes me about two-three days min. QwQ
I feel like I should charge people more for these things, haha
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