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Naivascha — Mirage Noir: Wolfsbane
Published: 2014-05-25 12:37:34 +0000 UTC; Views: 2156; Favourites: 103; Downloads: 60
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My contest entry for Noire-Ighaan 's contest.It's her chracter Wolfsbane, so © belongs to her.
In the beginning I drew a scene with Vienna and Paw, but I just can't draw backgrounds for the life of me, so here is Wolsbane instead
.And I finally know why people like to draw naked women so much, fabric is just a pain in the butt...
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Very sexy!
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She looks absolutely stunning! I love how you drew her hair ^^
Thank you so much for your entry!
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Whoa ! This looks amazing !! All this in Fire-Alpacca ? Oo really amazing !
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Thank you :3
Yes, I'm just useless with complicated drawing programms, so firealpaca is the one and only for me ^^
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Same here, but I am like 200 level under your skill ... How did you blend it so well ? And the fabric looks so ... rough.. Bleh I cant find the right words (non-english-person) Do you use own brushes ?
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I use some brushes of this brushset: fluffyzeliboba.deviantart.com/…
(Splatter, Furr and Tree bark are the best ones I think)
I use Splatter most of the time to add some structure, it works well for skin, but not so much for fabric.
As for blending I like to do a flat underpaint in the darkest color of whatever object I'm drawing and then I put all the brighter colors on another layer. Then you can blend them with a BIG bleng-brush without loosing the crisp edges 
Well, and I don't know about the fabric...I guess it looks rough because I don't know any other way to draw it :/.
(non-english-person as well
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Dann Hallöchen
Was ein Zufall XD Genau dieses Set habe ich mir auch schon geladen. Ich habe gesehen, dass du dein Bild ultrahochauflösend gemacht hast. Die Nahansicht erklärt dann doch einiges
Vielen lieben Dank für die Tipps! Ich habe immer jede einzelne Farbe seperat auf einer Ebene... Vielleicht erklärt es das dann
Liebe Grüße dann noch
Ich +watche dich jetzt, dann kann ich mir vielleicht noch eine Scheibe abschneiden
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Oh, Hallo
ja, freut mich wenn ich dir helfen konnte ^^
(eigentlich war das Bild beim zeichnen nochmal doppelt so groß )
und danke fürs watchen !
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Sure ^^ and I've been wondering, is there a maximum number of layers or a maximum filesize in firealpaca? Because my file just broke after adding 2 more layers (just when I was almost finished, I had to start all over from a backup-file D
I tried the newest version and an older version of firealpaca and on another computer...it just won't work anymore and I can't find anything about that happening to other people on the internet.
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I figured out that the program can only handle two or so files open at one time or else it'll shut down abruptly. I haven't run into any problems with layers and I use up to 5-8 per drawing in one go. File size I've not dealt with much - how big are yours normally?
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Hmm I have't run into problems with multiple files open, I'll keep that in mind. Well, I usually use about 10-20 layers ( it's a mess most of the time) My files are usually 30 to 40 MB but this one is like 130 MB...and the broken file (with the same picture in it) reduced itself to 8 MB, so I guess there is no way of restoring that.
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Whoa yeah 10-20 might overload it. Perhaps try merging certain layers that you deem okay to combine??
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I think this is because of your Hardware. My Current Project has ~120 Layers and I didn't experience crashes.. Usually at some point the processor can't handle that much... i don't know how strong your Hardware is, but maybe thats the problem
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hmm I'll test that out next week ^^
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