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Published: 2014-12-16 17:22:44 +0000 UTC; Views: 2768; Favourites: 344; Downloads: 0
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Kiriban for FavetoniI was up until about 3AM drawing this, I wanted to see how crazy I can go with the fur. For those of you interested, here's a W.I.P: prntscr.com/5hivw5 I don't normally do W.I.P's but this just so happened to still be open in Paint Tool Sai, so yeah. I really had fun with this~
Art by me
Character belongs to Favetoni
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Comments: 28
This reminds me of a panel of Jera from OFF-WHITE comic. Awesome work here!
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Wow! Your shading skills are just the best!
specially the fur! so fluffy! and the angle, perfect!
I love it <3
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Oh myΒ
Oooooh myΒ
Ok please excuse me while I pick my eyeballs off the floorΒ
But honestly this is just way too amazing ;O; I just adore your
style honestly , and the background is so well done too ahhh
Not to mention how much I love that furrrrr oh my gooood , the entire
shading is just so detailed 
that pink is killing me oh myyyy asdgf
Thank you so so sooooo much for making this 
words how much I like it , it made me feel like drawing my own character again ;u;
And sorry for the sooo late comment,I was gone for a lil while ashdgf
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fantastic shading! i love the composition too!
your art is just too fab for me
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Thanksss
your art is even more fav tho
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np c:
omg you're too kind ;^;
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I love the detail in the fur and the light!
But you should remember to save in png, jpeg munched some of the quality, its very noticable on the front paw
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I have changed it. And I don't really see much of a difference but I'll keep it in mind in the future!
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It's especially noticable on gradients and makes it look grainy,
jpeg is usually used to compress a picture and makes it loose quality,
while png keeps the original quality and also allows to save pictures with transparent background. c:
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