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This was made for my friend ~jforce55 based on a sketch I forced him to make so that I could repay him for drawing one of my characters ([link]) for me.
~jforce's version of Gun Kitty: [link]
This is the most clothed version of it.
He may or may not choose to upload the other ones.
Sadly this is my best drawing so far.
(Since it's watermarked this may be reposted. Though I doubt that will happen.)
Specs:
Original Sketch: Photoshop CS3
Inking: Flash CS5
Colouring: Photoshop CS5
~jforce's version of Gun Kitty: [link]
This is the most clothed version of it.
He may or may not choose to upload the other ones.
Sadly this is my best drawing so far.
(Since it's watermarked this may be reposted. Though I doubt that will happen.)
Specs:
Original Sketch: Photoshop CS3
Inking: Flash CS5
Colouring: Photoshop CS5
Image size
1418x1227px 914.91 KB
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Hmm, she’s got a pretty interesting pose! Reclining and aiming to shoot? Not too bad!
The anatomy could use some help though. The rear end looks awfully inflated and the arms are a little too short. The tail might be a little too high as well; you’d probably want it around the tail-bone area. Her face, while very expressive, is a little too round. If you played around with chin-types, you’ll be surprised with the results you can get. Remember: if you don’t know anatomy too well, references and anatomy books are your friends!
The shading becomes confusing too, mostly because of the lack of definite light sources. If the light were coming from above, you'd want the shading to fall downwards—no other way at all. Again, references are your friend!
The anatomy could use some help though. The rear end looks awfully inflated and the arms are a little too short. The tail might be a little too high as well; you’d probably want it around the tail-bone area. Her face, while very expressive, is a little too round. If you played around with chin-types, you’ll be surprised with the results you can get. Remember: if you don’t know anatomy too well, references and anatomy books are your friends!
The shading becomes confusing too, mostly because of the lack of definite light sources. If the light were coming from above, you'd want the shading to fall downwards—no other way at all. Again, references are your friend!