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Well ya, what the title says. This is the version of the image I did on the computer, it started as an test and turned into a LOT of work, it was worth it though. I used a real anatomy chart to get the position of the veins, they didn't look good any other way.
This image was about 10 layers before I compressed the base color and shading. the texture for everything is on a different layer.

I was hesitant to post this because of the amount of work and detail I put into it, but then I realized that this image is only 12.5% of the original image wich was well over 4000 pixles high and put my computer through hell everytime I saved. It was 160mb in PSD format. the image won't save for web at full size, my PC wich has a gig of ram still can't handel the whole thing.

anyway, I also stretched the legs out when I did this one, they seemed stuby so I lengthend them.
the details look better when it's big, and this is going to be printed on big paper.

Tell me what you think, I spent a long time on it.

P.S. Jpeg had the colors for breakfast, even though it was on 100% quality.

Bronwyn "Razor" nightclaw, image and all contents are © 2006 Steven Purchard

Description
Well ya, what the title says. This is the version of the image I did on the computer, it started as an test and turned into a LOT of work, it was worth it though. I used a real anatomy chart to get the position of the veins, they didn't look good any other way.
This image was about 10 layers before I compressed the base color and shading. the texture for everything is on a different layer.

I was hesitant to post this because of the amount of work and detail I put into it, but then I realized that this image is only 12.5% of the original image wich was well over 4000 pixles high and put my computer through hell everytime I saved. It was 160mb in PSD format. the image won't save for web at full size, my PC wich has a gig of ram still can't handel the whole thing.

anyway, I also stretched the legs out when I did this one, they seemed stuby so I lengthend them.
the details look better when it's big, and this is going to be printed on big paper.

Tell me what you think, I spent a long time on it.

P.S. Jpeg had the colors for breakfast, even though it was on 100% quality.

Bronwyn "Razor" nightclaw, image and all contents are © 2006 Steven Purchard