Don't Cry, I didn't mean it...
Don't Cry, I didn't mean it...
Don't Cry, I didn't mean it... by HorseSpirit
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Click the picture. The larger version looks better! We'll this is the scene where the girl stretched out Spirits nostrils and Spirit knocked her down. Then she started to cry so he went down to say sorry. We'll guys it's official. I cannot shade my pictures! The proportions don't look right either! I must have been having an off-day or something. Can you guys give me some tips on shading??? I can't seem to get it right! Comment honestly!
~~HorseSpirit~~
Even though this pic isn't very good...I do take requests =)
~~HorseSpirit~~
Even though this pic isn't very good...I do take requests =)
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Category Movies » - Dreamworks Movies » Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron
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Category Movies » - Dreamworks Movies » Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron
Date Submitted
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xSpiritx on May 27, 2008, 6:41:02 AM
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Hee hee. That part always makes me laugh.
SilverLiningCloudy on October 7, 2006, 12:01:59 PM
heylorlass on June 7, 2006, 7:54:28 AM
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This picture is so cute! I love that scene, when the little girl started to cry and I just wanted to go and pick her up! Oh! This was some advice that I read in a reeeally good tutorial once. Its really helped me! This is basically what it said:
Remember when you are shading, it all depends on the pressure you put on your pencil. The harder you press the darker the shade, and you need to press very lightly for almost white shading. If you leave it white, it looks like a bare patch in your picture so always go over it very very lightly in a light shade almost white. It always looks better with the semitones in between! Another tip! It might seem obvious, but if you want something to look like it goes down- make it darker, or if you want something to look raised up, lightly shade it to make it look 3-D (And remember to shade in all the tones in between the darkest and the lightest and don't have them abruptly stop and start into each other.)
I hope this helps! =0)
Remember when you are shading, it all depends on the pressure you put on your pencil. The harder you press the darker the shade, and you need to press very lightly for almost white shading. If you leave it white, it looks like a bare patch in your picture so always go over it very very lightly in a light shade almost white. It always looks better with the semitones in between! Another tip! It might seem obvious, but if you want something to look like it goes down- make it darker, or if you want something to look raised up, lightly shade it to make it look 3-D (And remember to shade in all the tones in between the darkest and the lightest and don't have them abruptly stop and start into each other.)
I hope this helps! =0)
Redwall_Artist on March 8, 2006, 9:54:58 AM
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perfectpureblood on February 20, 2006, 5:23:55 PM
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spiritrain on February 20, 2006, 8:49:23 AM
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