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Nice-looking, but that button nose? What colouring techniques do you employ?
LOL yea i guess i tend to give all my drawings a cute little button nose, or no nose at all LOL, anyway the colors were done in photoshop, with various brushes, the sketch was drawn and scanned then put on a multiply layer, from there i just start blocking out colors and shapes i like, im pushing this one a bit further and will post it when im all done. Thanks again man!
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No prob. I colour a lot in PhotoShop, too, but since I don't own a Wacom tablet I have to rely on airbrushing on shadows with just the help of my mouse a lot which tends to give it all a slightly sterile, smooth and laminar look. (See my avatar.) I tried a demo of Corel Painter but that program is downright impossible to effectively use without a pen.