Comments: 22
CrankyPup [2013-04-14 16:12:20 +0000 UTC]
AWWW IT'S PLUSHIE IN THE 3RD PANEL AWWW
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ZabbyTabby In reply to CrankyPup [2013-04-16 19:12:24 +0000 UTC]
EEEEEK YAY U SAW HER LOL XD THE SHADING KIND OF RUINED HER COLORS <3 LOL THE PLZ
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CrankyPup In reply to ZabbyTabby [2013-04-17 02:18:51 +0000 UTC]
YES I DID AND NO YOU JUST CAN"T SEE EM REALLY WELL (plus this was a color experimentation)
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DarkWolfArtist [2013-04-14 00:27:03 +0000 UTC]
Very nice combinations of the colorwheel and such!! <333
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I-am-number-777 [2013-04-13 00:41:53 +0000 UTC]
Hm an interesting experiment
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TwiliteDawn [2013-04-12 22:50:35 +0000 UTC]
BY THE WAY I LOVE YOU FOR THIS
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Dracorum-Order [2013-04-12 21:40:35 +0000 UTC]
Whoa! Wait! What?! What are Shard and Rob doing at the top of this drawing?!
Wow. I love the various color experiments done for this.
Testing 1
The colours are warm but carry the mood of a fresh sunny day. I like how the golden tones are similar to that of the sun. I also see that experiment wise, instead of blurring the edges of the sun, you've layered different tones of yellow set on different opacities and overlapping each other. The edges are crisp inducing a rather stylish and distinctive appearance.
Testing 2
The colours focus on the serenity and beauty of the surrounding nature. There's a clear distinction between foreground and background, where the simple blocks of pink tones contrast the more detailed greens built up by brushstrokes overlapping each other to create texture and add depth. There are two suggestions I would make. One is to reduce the brightness of the pink / highlights outlines on the characters. These are bit jarring visually. The second would be to make the edges of the river more distinct by perhaps adding darker greens.
Testing 3
You've experimented by using different brushes. I like the layering used to build up the sunset background and the choice of colours complement the setting well by inducing a calm and cheerful mood. On the character, there aren't as many highlights, and instead I see you've used the sunset colour scheme for shading to add fur detail and making the lighter areas stand out. As for the ground, there's a watercolour appearance to it. I see that you've done character shadow in layers, so that additional texture is added to the ground.
Testing 4
Again, I see different brushstrokes of colour overlapping each other. I see large circles of brown being overlapping by linear brushstrokes to add depth to the ground. Like number 2, the colour scheme for the lighting is similar to the surrounding nature. The green tones contrast the brown tones. Again, like number 2, I would suggest reducing the brightness of the highlights on the character.
Hope this helps.
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