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Foxenawolf — Crouching Fox, cell-shade
Published: 2007-02-07 20:50:34 +0000 UTC; Views: 4533; Favourites: 117; Downloads: 96
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in an attempt to get myself warmed up for some photoshop coloring i did this little quickie (which honestly wasnt too quick) for a warm up. i might slap in a background later but for now, i like the way the shading turned out, used som new techniques for this too. I love coloring like this because then i can preserve the orgininal (and in my opinion more delicate) sketch.Related content
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AWESOME PIC!It's so well done and a great reference for me
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awesome i love the expression and everything it looks awesome
how long did it take
where did you get the idea?
what did you use
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it took about 3-4 hours give or take, i just wanted to draw something sexy and dangerous, and i used photoshop heheh.
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lol!
1 yep thats what i thought.. dang i need to get photo shop DX
2 heheheh sexy and dangerous is right *hugs the fox in the picture lol*
3 where the hell do you get photoshop anyways.. i hate the fact that everyone on DA has it AND the computers at my school have it and I dont DX i feel left out!
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you can get it at computer stores like best buy or the apple store if you have a mac, you can also go to a college campus store (if you're a student" and get a student's edition. Photoshop is an insanely expensive program if aquired legaly, my copies are legal, however there are people who can give you the program in a less legal manner, I don't know of anyone who does, but I know there are people out there. There is a "free"version of it out there too called Gimp which im told acts just like photoshop. I will admit though If you want to "draw" in photoshop i reccomend a tablet, some people work brilliantly with a mouse, yay for them, but its not for me, a mouse cannot use "penpreassure" like a tablet can which is why i prefer the more natural use of the tablet, again, they are quite expensive. My advice to you is to keep with traditonal media for as long as possible, I have fallen into a rut with my artwork to where its all produced digitally for the most part and although its clean and crisp looking I think it tends to loose something in the process from pencil on paper to celshaded colour. All you really need is a good scanner and lots of practice, not to say photoshop isn't for you, but that because of its expense, you're better off honing realmedia skills first before you buy a program and potentially a tablet that will put you about 2,000 in the hole
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*oggles huge pragraph*
damn man thanks for the info i guess but ... wow .. umm you went overboard but in a good way *sweatdrops*
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*stuck for words* XD
Um...not every day you see a nice peice of cel-shaded artwork!! And the pose is nice too!
Faving!
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what a great pose! your style reminds me a bit of a comic called tellos. now to peruse the rest of your gallery ^_^
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This looks realy great! I liked the pose in the sketch too, but now... simply adorable...
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I love it. Looks like something out of a well made film.
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Heck, you know what I think of this already! 
I love your colour rendering here, and the line work is so neat! Not only that, but the way you've applied shadow and tone too. Neat! I bet you have loadsa fun doing this type of work, I know I would!
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