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Published: 2010-08-08 12:34:06 +0000 UTC; Views: 9635; Favourites: 212; Downloads: 81
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Had to try out DA's awesome new Muro feature [link] so I did so in the "Draw a Dragon!" thread in [link] Such a cool idea. Good stuff DA!
Since a bunch of people have asked the same question: The reason why this is smaller than a regular Muro isn't by some hidden Muro feature. It's because this was created in the DrawPLZ forums. So in order to put it in my gallery as well I had to save the image and resubmit it so I figured I might as well crop out the extra blank space with PS. The image hasn't been edited besides the cropping though.
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It definitely takes a bit to get used to. Gets weird when the net's choppy too.
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yh could you give me some tips? it would really help out and i would give you a shoutout in my next muro picture
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Honestly, the way I usually try to find my way in new art tools is to start with an image where I have no expectations set. Just mess around doodling something random and play around with all the brushes and sliders. If you happen to create something you like and you want to add detail to it but are worried about messing it up, add layers and continue drawing on the layers. You can always delete those or adjust those layers separately without it affecting the other layers. And ctrl+Z is your friend. It's the Undo function, which undoes the last thing you did. Which is very handy. Changing the opacity and softness of a brush is also very handy for when you don't just want to stack solid colors on top of each other. It helps blend things and add more subtle details.
So yeah, having something specific you want to draw in mind when you're starting out with a new tool often just ends up being infuriating, because it usually doesn't work out like you were hoping, so playing with it and doodling random things until you have a good idea of what everything does, helps with that a lot I find.
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ive been using muro ever since I came here
I CANT VEN DRAW A BLOODY HUMAN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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I doubt I could either. Humans are hard. :<
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Nicely done!
I've always been a fan of dragons; they're so hard to draw though! XD
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Thanks! Yeah I love them as well.
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Dragons are my favorite mythical creature. I LOVE THEM!
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Same here. Dragons are awesome.
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ALL HAIL THY MIGHTY DRAGONNNNNN
(Also do you read dragon books? My Fav is the Dragon Chronicles.)
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I haven't really, no. The only book with a dragon in it I've read was The Hobbit.
Don't have a whole lot of time to read unfortunately. But I'll add that one to my list of books to check out when I can. Thank you.
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Okay. That's fine if you end up not reading it, it's a long book series anyways. 7 books, about 400-500 pages in each book.
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wow this is amazing much better then the chicken i made haha
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How do you do stuff like this o: i cant even do basic lines xDDDDDDDD
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It was a result of messing around with a bunch of the different brushes.
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wow you did an amazing job on this in muro too GEEZ that awesome >w<
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your very welcome! *implodes* >w<
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TEEHEE REMINDS ME OF TOOTHLESS
HOW ARE PEOPLE SO GOOD AT USING MURO???? I SUCK AT IT
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Just keep practicing with it. It definitely is a bit weird to use at first but you'll get used to it.
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WOW. I <3 this! How long did you slave on this?
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Thanks!
Not too long, Muro was brand new then so it was just an experiment.
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how did you make this? what did you use on dAmuroto to make this?
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I used a mix of the Webink, Basic and Nightmare brushes. They're all in the standard brush set.
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Thanks a bunch!
Muro brushes are fun.
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Wooha, Dee! That looks amazing! Love the use of the twirl brush, thingy xD
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Thank you very much!
They're fun brushes to mess around with
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Wow, looks amazing. You can draw really well.
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