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Published: 2014-07-27 07:04:05 +0000 UTC; Views: 8698; Favourites: 119; Downloads: 0
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Ok, so Morningstream1998 asked for a fur tutorial, so here it is! This is just my way of doing it, and I am by no way an authority. Here are some other awesome tutorials for fur that should help. Good luck! [Realistic Fur ][Fur Study ]
Art and Tutorial (c) me, cocobunnie
Felix [Example character] (c) Aven12
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this is probably a silly question, but whats the difference between lineart and inks exactly? i’m sorry, i’m just really new to firealpaca
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they're the same thing!!! One is a hold over from traditional work, the other is usually in reference to linework only - some folks add variation in thickness and black outs to inks, but that's pretty much it???
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ooh ok. thanks!! sorry if its a silly question, and thank you for all these great tutorials btw!! they’re really helpful
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no worries!!! It wasn't silly at all. (And I would know - I work tech support. ;9)
I'm glad they're helping you!!! Go forth and enjoy art!!!!!!!!
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Thank you so much for posting this. very helpful c:
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You're very welcome!~ And thank you!
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Thank you so much! This has been so helpful the few times I've used it so far :,)
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Yooooooooou're welcome!~ >w<
I'm glad it helped!!!
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This is in FireAlpaca! >w< It should work just as well in any program with brush opacity though!
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Thank you for this as well!
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You're very welcome!~ >w<
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Glad to hear! Good luck making more art!
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Thanks so much!
I hope it helps!
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