Sad Sil'fer

[Sharkyland]

I was drawing with my arch nemesis "the marker" to see how well I do with it now I'm a little order, and I seem to like them a lot, but I still need to work on my shading.

http://www.deviantart.com/view/14688482/

[Sagasu]

Dont know what chu talking about,

thats some seski shade work http://pso-world.com/images/phpbb/icons/smiles/icon_biggrin.gif

[ladyjaderiver]

Looks pretty good! I think you need to work on blending your strokes a little more, though.

[Sharkyland]

On 2005-01-31 18:07, ladyjaderiver wrote:
Looks pretty good! I think you need to work on blending your strokes a little more, though.

Eh, I'm more like into cel shading type drawing... probably I might use pastels as the background medium since they sorta blend well. My friend was talking about the prismacolor white to black set (monochrome) color only, but I can't find it near me.

Only using:
- Cool grey 30%
- Cool grey 60%
- Cool grey 90%


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[ladyjaderiver]

I wasn't meaning that you should shade it - cel shading is awesome just like blending. What I meant was you should try to get your colour (edit: colour, grey, whatever) areas evenly saturated. (My colour theory teacher would be proud that I just said something like that...)



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[Sharkyland]

I dunno if I can blend these markers... they seem to overlap the other tone quite well.