hi
Needs more detailed shading and maybe a few sprigs of heather, dandelions, daises, etc., but what else?
e:
and a tablet
before I strangle myself with my mouse wire
hi
Needs more detailed shading and maybe a few sprigs of heather, dandelions, daises, etc., but what else?
e:
and a tablet
before I strangle myself with my mouse wire
Last edited by rossmum; June 13th, 2008 at 04:39 PM.
The water looks slanted.
Because I coloured it in at an angle. :d
The paler bits are meant to be ripples, but I think I'll do away with them.
I almost didn't see him there... ;D
A piece of advice, use a large picture and larger, smoother brushes so it creates an even line. Ill show some work of what I mean later. Unless your goal was to create scribbly lines, as everyone has their own style.
It was, as the whole idea is to break up the outline.
That said, I do it often anyway because I have to draw with an ancient mouse and it shits me. And I can't draw well in huge res D:
Lines are pretty sketchy, but I can't blame you when you're using a mouse.
I find it hard to believe you did that with a mouse, I could very likely be wrong, but I just doesnt look like you used a mouse
Well, I did. My 5-ish-year-old optical which is so caked in grime and my own hair (which has a habit of falling out onto my desk and sticking to things) I'm amazed I can do anything with it. D:
Needs this. also, more details in shading, looks like you just burned/dodged everything, giving it a kinda splotchy look.Originally Posted by rossmum
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