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Published: 2004-05-21 22:20:45 +0000 UTC; Views: 405; Favourites: 7; Downloads: 29
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Fanart for Suburban Jungle Comic . I hope you all like it. I'm just trying out this technique that the Goddess of All Anthro Furriness / Digital Realism was so generous in sharing. GO GO GO GO GO! I LOVE YOU!! Thank you!
x 2From Suburban Jungle:
Occupation: Fashion Photographer
Species: Gray Wolf
A well-known and influential fashion photographer, Drezzer is also an insatiably flirty gay man who seems to derive immense pleasure from tweaking Conrad. Originally hailing from coal country in England, Drezzer has an accent which he describes as "dead common."
Total Time:
5 Hours, give or take 30 minutes (I = eating/dozing off/responding to nature's call).
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Comments: 6
Something to keep in mind, maybe: if you're doing CG, then either stick to airbrush or the paintbrush. The soft airbrushed parts clash with the harsh fur-structure. The fur looks like you had a lot of work with it
This tutorial by Socar Myles may help you, too:
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She not only has a very good tutorial on drawing fur, but she is also a master of color.
I think, you need to train your basic knowlegde of colors and textures and that you're already on the right path.
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Thank you ^^! I didn't exactly use any airbrushing here. Most of the softness that's on the picture is a result of the smudge brush I tend to use a lot > .O; I know what you mean about the harshness. Heck, I don't even have the proper direction of the flow of the fur down 
That tutorial of Socar Myles is pretty good, and I did something similar to that. The other tutorial from starfinder suggested the same slow buildup of fur over a base, but I just went strand-crazy since I don't have to patience to slowly fill up a spot with individual strands of hair 
Anyway, thank you for your comment and advice 
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