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Submitted: May 13, 2011
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Fail Kittyby ~samjoel20

Digital Art / Drawings / People

I drew the Kitty not really good, i know that i can't draw Pet perfectly especially those detailed and complicated Animals.

Well as you see Flat color again, i really don't have the ability to use Tablet because I don't have that thing. I'm planning to buy it next year of if i get some extra money come from Commissions and from my salary. I would love to have it, it's my dream and i hope it will come across

Still don't know how to put toning, just experimenting using Photoshop filling colors only.

Poor Coloring

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Tools: Ball Point Pen and Photoshop Cs3

Always Open for Points Commissions

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Critique by ~Comethius May 14, 2011, 10:13:57 PM

One thing that I like about this pic, is that it has its share of variety which can give it more life. I personally like the variety of the different creatures, and their facial expressions.

There's a part of the background that I'd like to point out first; and that is the absence of lines defining the position of the computer desk, and the refrigerator. Though this may seem like a minor technicality, it can majorly affect the picture's depth.

I honestly like the cell shaded rendering with this type of line art versus gradient filled colors. But one thing that could improve certain areas of the pic is the presence of shadows. The male character looks like he is kind of floating. Moreover objects that are underneath something (like the waste paper basket under the desk for example) tend to be a darker shade of color.

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