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What is /fag/?<
This is the Furry Art General thread, here we post everything related to kemono, furry, and animals alike.
>Rules & Guidelines<
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>Resources<
https://www.lackadaisycats.com/ishkabibble.php
https://x6ud.github.io/
https://sketchfab.com/calacademy
https://sketchfab.com/uod_museums
https://sketchfab.com/osuecampus
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCwQnoDwr_NeAcKDRzqNfSRQ/videos
https://mega.nz/file/b5tFhKhC#ro27W6YRYGpWPCKGolp4Z6Mkeg3o7l9smy8EmZi2 6O8
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCv6Z1VKjRcx8-uUyBNyQm1g/videos
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>>7932142
Tangentially related, but i made these scaled pixel arts based on adamkop's rendition of the arwing and wolfen from star fox. the arwing is mostly based off of command/assault while the wolfen is the N64 version.
once adam sends me a mapped interior for the great fox, i plan on making super small floor plans for it based on this scale, which is big enough for basic beds and chairs but small enough that i can fit a 450-meter craft into 3000 pixels.
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>>7933917
I didn't really think that one through and neither did she.
RIP, back to the drawing board!
Now if only the mansion wasn't made from like 99% asbestos/glass wool mix so it could burn down for mansion insurance money...
>>7932875
I will never be able to unsee/unremember the jorking-it-together-bros crystal from that jorking-it-crystal post.
>>7932546
12/10, good stuff.
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>>7936897
This is fucking epic and I love it, hard classic fantasy/weird-stuff comic vibes. Would totally expect to see this in Epic Illustrated or something.
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Tried to practice a few things with this sketch but there's still a lot that falls apart when I examine it too closely.
It feels like my drawing process is just too 'vibes based' and instead of trying to visualize forms in 3D I'll just draw lines over and over and over until it looks somewhat right in my head. It takes a grueling amount of time to draw anything because of this (8 hours for this lol) and big flaws always reveal themselves at the very end when they're hardest to change. I think I need to sit down do studies/exercises more often.
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>>7939781
If you want cooler shadows, tinting them towards is perfectly advisable, even cooler greens and deep purples are good for cold shadows. It all depends on what colors are surrounding your blue shadows, if it is surrounded by earthy and warm colors it's going to read darker and sell the effect of a shadow, if it is surrounded by similarly cool colors, the effect will be less dramatic and you may need to darken the values of your shadow or surround it with lighter values in order to sell the effect.
> Is using gouache to make opaque color a mistake?
It's not a mistake, but there is some care you have to take when using both watercolor and gouache, if you end up mixing too much of your gouache directly with your watercolor you can end up depositing a lot of chalk on your watercolor squares, which may make the watercolor itself more opaque and less able to do the typical watercolor washes with a lot of transparency, but even that can be remediated by trying to lift the top layer where the gouache has deposited. One thing that can be good is to have a separate pan to mix your watercolor with your gouache, set a little bit of blue gouache together with a highly pigmented blue watercolor wash to have a more opaque blue that still flows like a watercolor, for example. Now, if you're using white gouache to make everything opaque you may be killing the vibrancy of your colors a bit, but even that can help you achieve more muted and pastel tones.
>Should I just leave half transparent colors everywhere?
Honestly, that also really depends on what you're going for. Watercolors are transparent paints by nature, they are typically used when you want transparencies and softer color transitions. Gouache is very similar to watercolor, but it is by its nature more opaque, it has a lot of chalk added to it, if you want your work to be mostly opaque, why don't you try using gouache as you main paint? Or reserve it as a final layer.
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>>7937565
Wasn't she & Crash specifically engineered by a short big headed guy with questionable alphabet choices stamped on his cranium? And what does that tell us abut *his* preferences? And did he put cameras in? So many questions, so little actual film tape...
>>7937560
<3
>>7939547
"So, what koalafications do you have to apply for this job Ma'am?"
(she came out nice!)
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>>7939918
IT DOES NOW? FUCK!!!! Thats awesome actually, SAI's one of the few things still holding me down on Bangbows. Goes via wine or something or they officially ported it or?
(also man Im still 2023 build)
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