Rick Martin
Detail Decepticon!
How does one create fur or feathers on a white animal. I have been wondering about this for sometime now.
How does one create fur or feathers on a white animal. I have been wondering about this for sometime now.
Not one time, but I would do it in layers - Keep in mind too, that surfaces also reflect their surroundings to some degree. So, if doing something like a polar bear, the fur on top may take on a bluish cast from the sky, and bottom a tan hue from the ground. Only in the brightest of light does white actually look white...Ok now im even more confused. So you just mist light grey and erase 1 time?.
I'm just saying, It looks like you've already got part of it. you're doing great!That tiger was done all wrong. That was before i learned what ive learned so far. The white is a tually white paint. Im surprised it came out the way it did. But i believe im going to have to take some lessons somewhere. I have a hard time learning by reading. I have to be shown how to do something. Some are great self teachers. I have not one of them. I had some health issues some time back that robbed me of that ability.
And i hear what your saying. Its just hard for me to understand it.I'm just saying, It looks like you've already got part of it. you're doing great!
Thanks for taking the time to create this for me.This probably won't help a lot with this particular image . You wont get a high end result without layering like dave and jonathon said and I can't help much with the airbrush specifics but you may get something you're ok with by studying this closely and only painting the greys and blacks.
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And i hear what your saying. Its just hard for me to understand it.