Only supposed to put the person who drew it under the "Artist" tag. Removing the_weaver

This looks great!

Wow.....I like meat on my girls but damn she pulls off the thin look

This is pretty great

furfourlife said:
This is pretty great

Yes, yes, it is.

Although...looking in the stories, Avo is described as "chestnut-furred". Ah, well, still a great job.

Occam said:
Yes, yes, it is.

Although...looking in the stories, Avo is described as "chestnut-furred". Ah, well, still a great job.

Direct sunlight does weird things to a lot of colors.

Inferior_Superior said:
Direct sunlight does weird things to a lot of colors.

Makes sense.

Occam said:
Yes, yes, it is.

Although...looking in the stories, Avo is described as "chestnut-furred". Ah, well, still a great job.

Must admit, I missed that reference, but I did look up Egyptian Wolf, and they are pretty scruffy looking things, so I just decided to go with a single 'sand' colour, as there was no delineation in the drawing for colour separation.
The hardest decision was to not go too detailed with tonal shading etc, and just leave it in 'comic' finish.
The faded jeans were almost an accident.

RT_Pilon said:
Must admit, I missed that reference, but I did look up Egyptian Wolf, and they are pretty scruffy looking things, so I just decided to go with a single 'sand' colour, as there was no delineation in the drawing for colour separation.
The hardest decision was to not go too detailed with tonal shading etc, and just leave it in 'comic' finish.
The faded jeans were almost an accident.

Well, they did turn out well.

RT_Pilon said:
Must admit, I missed that reference, but I did look up Egyptian Wolf, and they are pretty scruffy looking things, so I just decided to go with a single 'sand' colour, as there was no delineation in the drawing for colour separation.
The hardest decision was to not go too detailed with tonal shading etc, and just leave it in 'comic' finish.
The faded jeans were almost an accident.

Occam said:
Well, they did turn out well.

I agree. My "reasoning" is also rather solid. :D

Inferior_Superior said:
I agree. My "reasoning" is also rather solid. :D

I'm interested, it would be?

RT_Pilon said:
Must admit, I missed that reference, but I did look up Egyptian Wolf, and they are pretty scruffy looking things, so I just decided to go with a single 'sand' colour, as there was no delineation in the drawing for colour separation.
The hardest decision was to not go too detailed with tonal shading etc, and just leave it in 'comic' finish.
The faded jeans were almost an accident.

aaa I wasn't expecting anyone to post this drawing up on e6 for me let alone color it! Thanks a bunch!

And some advice for coloring stuff that's pure black and white like my original drawing was; if you're using Paint Tool SAI, you can find an option under the "Layers" called "Luminance to Transparency" that will turn everything black, and any lighter shades into transparency so you can make a new layer and draw right underneath it.

Sammarossa said:
aaa I wasn't expecting anyone to post this drawing up on e6 for me let alone color it! Thanks a bunch!

And some advice for coloring stuff that's pure black and white like my original drawing was; if you're using Paint Tool SAI, you can find an option under the "Layers" called "Luminance to Transparency" that will turn everything black, and any lighter shades into transparency so you can make a new layer and draw right underneath it.

OK.
I was using Photoshop (and I'm still new to it), but I will look up to see if the similar functions are there.
Thanks..