Any artists out there?

[Amer]

Blast it, never mind. I can't export the files as gifs without some download stuff that I don't have.
*Rests head on desk.* Why~.

I just download the files I want to animate and then use an online gifmaker (not giphy, the other one.)

I made this in remembrance to my aunt's siamese, Nikki, who just passed yesterday.
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I did the art, and Pic-collage provided the rest!

I’ve never seen you draw a kitty before, but it’s a beautiful picture! I love the colors, and the snout is beautifully shaped! And those eyes!

 

[Sapphire Sebright]

I just download the files I want to animate and then use an online gifmaker (not giphy, the other one.)

It worked! Thank you, Amer!

It's a little wonky (and messy, messy, messy), and it is kind of unfinished, but here it is:

 

[Amer]

It worked! Thank you, Amer!

It's a little wonky (and messy, messy, messy), and it is kind of unfinished, but here it is:
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I love this! Love the hands!

 

[CrazyCochin]

I just download the files I want to animate and then use an online gifmaker (not giphy, the other one.)

I’ve never seen you draw a kitty before, but it’s a beautiful picture! I love the colors, and the snout is beautifully shaped! And those eyes!

Thank you!
I don’t sketch kitties often, but when I do, it either stays a WIP, or turns out like the one above!

 

[RoosterWhisperer]

Here is Niko Saijo, with mom (Erika,) and dad, (Leo,) included! !

Mom and dad!

 

[CrazyCochin]

Here is Niko Saijo, with mom (Erika,) and dad, (Leo,) included! !
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Mom and dad!View attachment 2776555

Well done! I love Ericka’s hair!
And Niko is an image of his father!

 

[RoosterWhisperer]

Well done! I love Ericka’s hair!
And Niko is an image of his father!

Thank you CC, more him shall be coming in the near future! Hopefully!
He's got his momma's eyes though.

 

[riss]

Are you painting with oils? Acrylics? Watercolor? Each is a different technique for blending (watercolors blend with water, so do acrylics, but in very different proportions. Oils usually need to be thinned to blend right but I'm not sure how). Trial and error is your best teacher here. Your media type makes a different too. papers blend differently than canvas or linen or wood do.

Straight lines are easy, Use masking tape. You can do the same for curved lines too I suppose, tape off a larger area, draw your curves, and then use an exacto knife to remove the area you want to paint. Doing it with brushes, find yourself a nice soft angle brush or a line brush for those. Depends on your technique really and how much pressure you apply.

practice, practice, practice!

Not quite sure what kind of paint I believe it's acrylic. I see some people's brush strokes online and they are flawless makes me wonder what I'm doing wrong.

I have seen paint brushes that were like $50 and I want my pictures to look pretty but I don't want them to look pretty that bad lol

 

[RoosterWhisperer]

Latest sewing project, totally a work of art for my baby cousin!
This is what the top fabric looks like!

Bottom side of the blanket. (Kind of similar.)

 

[RoosterWhisperer]

Latest sewing project, totally a work of art for my baby cousin!
This is what the top fabric looks like!
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Bottom side of the blanket. (Kind of similar.)View attachment 2776911

I'll be working on it Tuesdays, or whenever I can! This fabric is perfect, it's gonna be a 100% percent cotton blanket.