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Tsuchan — Swing Dance
Published: 2009-03-18 04:06:21 +0000 UTC; Views: 4112; Favourites: 143; Downloads: 0
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This is a bit older. I just left it sitting around until I finished the background. The male character is Paul (one of the first final drawings of him), the female is a raccoon character named ClementineReferences:
I used some stock here, partially. Like, the curtains are painted but also partially stock. The floor and window are partially stock.
Floor: [link]
Curtain stock: [link] which was also a composite of [link] and [link]
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Comments: 32
I love your art-so beautiful! Expect a lot of favorites from me!
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FURRYS! o.. wait...
damn that girl one is darn adorable...
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The lighting here is so nice! Great job on the design 
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Hah! This brings good memories xD
My and my friend always wanted to dress up in the classic Swing clothes! Never got to though...
Have you swung-dance? We learned eastern style (The Jitterbug)
Haha, it's a fun time ^-^
And as for the piece, your value range is ridiculous! Very dark, with such vivid colors!
The characters are so lively! This one might by my favorite of yours...
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This one does have really dramatic range. 
I've never done swing dancing, it looks fun though.
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That's so cute, and I love how the blue light looks on the raccoon girl. c:
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You're welcome! This is easily one of my favorite deviations!
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Awww!
I love the way she's wearing eye-shadow -- yet isn't. 
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Thanks! The eye shadow thing was intentional, like she's a raccoon, but her "mask" is like eyeshadow.
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Nice picture. I always was been jalous for Your skills.
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Nice pose there, mind if I ask what tool you used for the lights?
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The yellow spotlight was made by using the selection tool with the "feather" option set to 30 pixels or so (I don't remember the exact number). I then put a yellow gradient over it with low opacity. It gave it the slight fuzzy look.
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I'll have to try that out, thanks for letting me know ^^
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Yet another masterpiece, I think, this piece is incredibly and rather inspiring; be it not for this psychology assignment, I would break out photoshop and begin work on my own piece ^^
That dress, in particular, is something amazing. Near-perfect lighting, as usual, as well as those paws. The only thing I spot is yonder raccoon's shoulder; it seems a little off, or small. Excellent color choices and creative lighting. The blue really does the green good, whereas the yellow from above gives the browns an accented tint.
I might just have to fave this.
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I think the dress is probably the best part. It has a lot of depth to it, I think due to the amount of work that went into it.
The arm probably does appear a bit small. I think it's because the fur on the elbow is thicker which makes it look like her arm should be wider.
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Ah, yes, that would be it.
The dress surely looks like it had an immense amount of time and work poured into it.
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Fantastic! I absolutely love the colors and details!
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