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  • October 22, 2017 at 2:17 pm #995337

    How-do-you-do,

    Sorry, I never know where to mail.
    I would like to know if anyone can requite tips on how to draw whit fur?

    Can you write something or mail a video, or tutorial? I saw some in Youtube but I'1000 not fully satisfied with them.

    I desire do draw similar a whife fur cloth, similar like the ones of these photos.

    October 22, 2017 at v:50 pm #1272952

    I use white and various shades of low-cal greyness (Prismacolor 10 and thirty% absurd or warm grayness) and lavander. For human hair, that is. For isolated hair like whiskers, i brand a dent tn the paper with a stylus and color over with groundwork color.

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    Oct 23, 2017 at 8:fifteen am #1272951

    Also, keep in mind that you lot don't actually draw the white fur, (at least not on white paper). Y'all create the illusion that in that location is white fur by drawing the shadows. Here'southward an example in my cartoon.

    October 23, 2017 at 1:09 pm #1272947

    I utilize a lot of different colors to create white. I used to hate doing white animals simply now I don't mind it. I use lots of greys (french, warm, cool) depending on whether yous want a warm or cool tone, also I have used lavander greyness and maybe fifty-fifty some cream depending on the lighting. Look close at the reference photo to better judge the colors that you lot run across. A color picker as well helps. Hither is a portrait I did of white wolves.

    Oct 23, 2017 at 3:29 pm #1272948

    MB, in the thread downstream most what paper brute artists use, Peggy and I got talking nearly doing white fur and she posted several of her wonderful paintings. Definitely bank check it out!

    I feel your pain regarding white fur. I'm planning on doing a portrait of my white pug, Gracie, just as soon as I figure out how to do her fur properly. If you figure it out sooner, I promise you lot'll let me know! :)

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    October 30, 2017 at 5:26 am #1272949

    I think the important thing to keep in mind is that any white in an image is never 100% white. If y'all expect closely you lot'll discover varying shades of greys/blues depending on the picture.

    November 5, 2017 at i:39 pm #1272950

    I have some tutorials on close up white fur… parts of the tiger confront: I would use the sakura white pen, get pen, for this …

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