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DovSherman In reply to kaokatt [2016-10-01 02:30:45 +0000 UTC]

I did notice that your lazy maid picture had a similar lying-in-pillows motif! My technique for shading fur is basically to make it look lumpy with an airbrush and then use a smudge tool to turn the lumps into fur.

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kaokatt In reply to DovSherman [2016-10-01 23:04:55 +0000 UTC]

I can honestly say it was genuinely purely coincidence,   Although as I mentioned I did try to emulate your fur creation method and Your 'Single Buttoned Cushion' reminded me of one of my favourite cushions My Nan used to have, so I created one like Hers only in the pinky shade instead of the olive green colour She had.

That technique sounds interesting, I think I will definitely have to try it. I've just been using a 'fur brush' I created, which looks ok, but is a little bit to thin in terms of strokes/ the actual lines of the brush itself.

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DovSherman In reply to kaokatt [2016-10-06 14:35:37 +0000 UTC]

Oh, I just meant that we both drew on the same well-establish pin-up trope. I liked the trope so much that, recently, I sewed a big heart-shaped pillow for myself.

I have used a brush like the one you described for grass.

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kaokatt In reply to DovSherman [2016-10-07 13:21:46 +0000 UTC]

Oooooh, the Pin-Up Troupes.

The heart shaped cushion actually sounds like a fun project.   Was it Fluffy?

I didn't realise how handy creating my own brushes was, until I began creating them, the Chain Brushes alone are huge, huge time savers (granted I still add colours & highlights to each link, but its a lot quicker to do)... Multiple Hair Strands / Flowers/ Hearts/ Speedlines/ Frilly Trims/ Ruffled Patterns/ even Hollowed out Circles to save me time rather than using the 'Circle Tool'.

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DovSherman In reply to kaokatt [2016-10-07 22:01:19 +0000 UTC]

Hehe, Pin-Up Troupes! You should use that in a comic!

Yes, my heart-shaped pillow is fluffy. Too fluffy, really. I got carried away. It's a about two and a half feet wide and a foot thick and overstuffed. It's more of a stuffed toy than a pillow. I used furry red minky fabric.

Yes, special brushes are such a wonderful time-saver! I've been using them for chains, beads, fur, stitching, and more.

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kaokatt In reply to DovSherman [2016-10-08 23:09:11 +0000 UTC]

Pin-Up Troupes, You're right, that in itself is a whole comic concept.

Your pillow sounds amazing, I don't think I have ever been more tempted to go to a local crafts store so I can find the perfect materials for a Pink & Fluffi Home-made Pillow.

The one thing I would really love to be able to do with the chain brushes is to be able to actually design a 'chain brush' which looks like it's actually rotating, But I don't know if its even possible to do?!? :-s

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DovSherman In reply to kaokatt [2016-10-10 14:56:36 +0000 UTC]

It depends on what kind of rotation you mean. My chain brush has rotation in the sense that each link turns a little bit along the axis of the chain's direction. I just drew a longer length of chain for my brush resource so that I could include more variety in the links.

But if you mean turn in three dimensions as the chain points toward or away from the viewer, it's not possible with a brush. You would need a true 3D object to get that effect.

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kaokatt In reply to DovSherman [2016-10-27 00:10:28 +0000 UTC]

I was referring to the Rotation of each chain links, I think I will have to go back and look at some of your images and their chains

I had thought about 'lengthening' a chain brush, but I thought it would probably only work with 'Straight' lengths of chain. :-s

Thank you for the 'Fluffing Fur Technique' Dov, I tried it on the Bedtime Bride image and I really liked how the final effect looked. Although I may have to experiment with the Fluff High-Lighting a bit more.

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DovSherman In reply to kaokatt [2016-10-27 00:42:52 +0000 UTC]

A non-rotating chain is easier to make but there's no reason a longer, rotating chain can't work. You just have to keep the rotation going in the same direction and make sure that the ends match up. A good example of it in my work is in Be Mine  where you can see several long, straight lengths of chain so the rotation is easy to spot.

The fur on Bedtime Bride looks great!

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kaokatt In reply to DovSherman [2016-11-01 23:25:11 +0000 UTC]

I love the chains on your 'Be Mine' image, especially the high-lighting & shadows on the chain links. and the Chain Rotation is Flawless.

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DovSherman In reply to kaokatt [2016-11-02 03:09:24 +0000 UTC]

Thank you! I really like the chain detail brushes you've been using as well. You have me thinking more about other types of brushes I can use in my own work.

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The404 In reply to Latex-Literarian [2016-09-15 13:15:32 +0000 UTC]

Same. I like when the sissy is unwilling, but I LOVE when the sissies are enjoying themselves.

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1234567891011234 In reply to The404 [2016-10-21 07:40:02 +0000 UTC]

Haha Hey guys! Lol

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