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TerdBurgler — Choco Bunny
Published: 2013-01-13 17:34:02 +0000 UTC; Views: 1490; Favourites: 61; Downloads: 29
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Choco Bunny belongs toThere are a lot of artists out there that I respect but one that really stands out among the rest is Ashiji. To say she's a prodigy wouldn't be giving her enough credit. Her bold, colorful style brings her characters to life in an exhilarating way and she has the adorable designs and expressions to back it up. There's no doubt that Ashiji has a very bright future ahead of her.
My pandering aside, I've always been quite fond of her OCs and I just had to draw one. It was really hard to decide between Choco and Bizzle but in the end, the clincher was floppy bunny ears. I love floppy bunny ears! X3 Normally I do additive shading but this time I did subtractive shading... It's been a while since I did subtractive shading and I really need to polish my techniques for that style. Still, after plenty of fiddling and more ctrl+z's than I can count, I got it where I like it. Most of all, I hope Ashiji likes it. And hey, if the rest of you folks like it too, added bonus!
-TB
Note: Drawing this character makes me REQUIRE a cup of Hot Chocolate. Is that weird?
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Comments: 22
awww, is sooo adorable and cute, this sleeping pose is really sweety, and you also worked so nice on her body
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Then let us be off to the land of fine chocolates!
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That's why I drew her! Well, that and the ears.
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Thanks! I just love Ashiji's color pallets.
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Well that's some chocolate that a lot of people would like to bite XD
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"Melts in you mouth, not in your hand." XD
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Not at all.
I don't know the difference between subtractive and additive shading. Well, I get an idea, but could you clarify?
I need to look up Ashiji, she sounds like a very good artist.
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Additive: You start with a flat-colored picture and, using a brush, add on the dark shading.
Subtractive: You take a flat-colored picture, put a dark, shaded layer over it and then use the eraser to put in the light parts.
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Ah, okay, that makes sense.
I see no problems with your shading. It's a whole lot better than what I do. Take a look at the one picture I uploaded to the site for example: [link]
It's absolutely horrible.
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