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Silver-Rook — The Bounty Hunter
Published: 2012-03-26 02:01:20 +0000 UTC; Views: 724; Favourites: 26; Downloads: 32
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Over a weeks worth of work, and I`m actually VERY happy with the results. Why, you ask? Well it started as a simple sketch in history class, I used only ONE reference, and that was for how to shade clouds, and also that this is my first real attempt at anthro and anything human anatomy related. You guys will definately be seeing more anthro art from me! This was a BLAST! And this guy may be a new character for me. For working over a week, I`ve grown attached to him. I had to tweak the contrast to get it to how it`s supposed to look, but other than that, no digital editing. My scanner loves to kill things...
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Haha xD My friend says "Advance towards me brethren" all the time
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weird normally i say lets take this to the dojo (my basement)the code of honor "NO MERCY IN THIS DOJO" unless you ask for it
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Not bad at all! I would suggest you (again) to try the gray paper here. On another hand, some elements of this image would need to get more definition. Adding a rim light on those objects (Like the arrows or the main character, for example). To do it, you would need to dwonscale the luminosity (This is why I suggest you to try the gray peper). Except that, continue, your on the good way!
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Thanks! Grey paper? Like drawing paper? Hmm...not sure where I can get that, how do you highlight it?
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Well, for the grey paper, most of the art shop should have some. Here, in Quebec, we have Deserres ([link] ). You can use a letramax board, for example. You can also use a whight illustration with grey gesso, etc. Just go in a general art shop and ask for gray drawing paper, I'm pretty sure the'll find something. For the highlight, just use some hight quality colored pencil. (Not the one you see in paperwork shops. Something like the prismacolor PREMIER : [link] )
You can buy a big box of 128 colors or buy just one color. Just use the white colored pencill and you'll be in business! 
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I have prismacolor scholar? Would that work?
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Well, those have a verry hard pigment wich write pretty light. So, if you use those, you won't be able to get a white, but you'll just have a lighter gray.
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This is absolutely fantastic! What a cool character! I hope you draw more of him
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Thanks! I'm trying to get better anatomy before that
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omg
This is amazing for a first anthro! The character's concept looks fun as well 
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Great job- a little anatomical problems- but it's your first, I'm sure you'd get better the more you practice!
Love the scenery as well! c:
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that is awesome! Better than my first anthro, for sure!
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Sure thing
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Ha ha, this is AWESOME! It is only right that you are proud of this!! ...Love him!
Don't be afraid to use picture references. Most ALL, if not ALL the master artists and professionals, use picture references.
Great job!
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Thank you so much!!
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Great work! Love it when sketches turn into something really awesome.
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Thank you! And I know right! You just start sketching guidelines and then filling the form and BAM! You can`t stop!
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The same thing happened to me while I was sketching a horse. It started out as a sculpture reference then suddenly it had a mane and a background and it was amazing. x3
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nah I did it at my cousins house and dont have a scanner so gneh x3
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Oh...it took me forever, but I finally figured out how to use our new scanner
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We used to have one but it was old and it broke years ago. x3
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