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A drawing of Dite that I'd done a loooong time ago. Honestly, when I saw the inked piece in a sketchbook, I didn't even know I'd done it. The style is very different from what I normally do. I'd like to do things more like this, though.

I really used this piece as an experiment in coloring and shading. Last quarter, a professor of mine was going over how to shade things in Flash. He used this "blotch-shading" technique, where you basically "blotch" in the color gradients without softening them (so rather than blend them, you leave the color differences crisp). The style itself is interesting and kind of apealing. I liked it enough to not continue blending the colors together like we were told. Or, maybe, I'm lazy. xD Either way, I've seen other artists on DA use a similar technique (GO SEE VANI -demand!-), so I guess it isn't all that unusual.

I may or may not experiment more with this style. I think this was a good practice run, though.

Dite and Artwork (C) ME.....S.Ideno/Quaylak

Description
A drawing of Dite that I'd done a loooong time ago. Honestly, when I saw the inked piece in a sketchbook, I didn't even know I'd done it. The style is very different from what I normally do. I'd like to do things more like this, though.

I really used this piece as an experiment in coloring and shading. Last quarter, a professor of mine was going over how to shade things in Flash. He used this "blotch-shading" technique, where you basically "blotch" in the color gradients without softening them (so rather than blend them, you leave the color differences crisp). The style itself is interesting and kind of apealing. I liked it enough to not continue blending the colors together like we were told. Or, maybe, I'm lazy. xD Either way, I've seen other artists on DA use a similar technique (GO SEE VANI -demand!-), so I guess it isn't all that unusual.

I may or may not experiment more with this style. I think this was a good practice run, though.

Dite and Artwork (C) ME.....S.Ideno/Quaylak