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Here’s what became today’s shading experiment. Overall I’m happy with it, but tips and criticism is appreciated #Fortnite #FortniteArt
Interesting experiment. Blocked in some colors, then used the fingertip tool to see if I could "paint". The only thing added afterwards were the white highlights
Milo (he/him only)
A zombie cat who was accidentally revived by Virus during a secret experiment. He was rather sickly in life, so he now enjoys his new existence as an undead. Often found hanging around Virus' lab playing games and smoking weed.
i think i've drawn samurai the most out of all the characters.
so decided to cut out a paper drawing and since i was bored of regular colouring, i just messed with duplicate layers and editing temperature and saturation. it was a fun experiment. #RhythmDoctor
he is cool.
Friday nights 'experimental' Quickie stream batch!
I switched things up this week by picking one 'odd' brush to paint the entire Quickie. So far it's been a fun experiment.
I gave my #1HOUR1SKETCH a slight touch of Lawrence Harris...maybe not a terrific quick technique, but hey, that's what happens when you experiment.
@1hour1sketch #colourpencils
little experiment. I've never done a monochrome drawing, this is the first fact.
I hope you like it.
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#furry #furryart #furryartwork #Monochrome #art #fluffy #dragon
After some critique from my friends, I decided to experiment. And yeah, white background is best for showing off designs
early evening angst >:)))
say hello to aspen. an experiment.
#madnesscombatoc // #madnesscombat
Another artisan. They prefer more elder stars to mold over or experiment.
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A sketch that evolved into a (failed?) lighting experiment.
#OC #originalcharacter
Oh yeah uh
Demon Realm Soldier Maki is a must to draw in the current artstyle at some point.
Granted she only looks like this during one arc and it was for the sake of blending in....but also a mirror of what she was supposed to be if she wasn't a failed experiment.
Wanna try a quick little experiment.
It will be a while still before I can take commissions, but when I can my prices need to be reworked.
Assuming this picture, shaded with a complex background, was a commission, what would you say is a reasonable price to pay? (poll below)