@madmidna
You’ll never? get better at art if you’re unwilling to try new things. If you want your work, your life, anything to change, you must first change yourself.

@MoonFang2013 u usualy ink? with a hader brush with 100% opac, o i do atleast

hey:) It is awesome!
How do you make your? own pencils btw?XD

@Avyris umm thats not quite what i meant, ya know. Of course by practicing your art gets better cuz im an artist too. ._. im just asking about? the program, not how to draw your way.

im kinda new to phtoshop so i was wondering…what tool do you? use for the inking? i like how it turns out.

@SenseiOfPower
Well thank you very much.? I’m glad you enjoyed it. ;3

@SenseiOfPower
Well… no. I honestly consider? my usual style of shading soft, not cell. My techniques involve lots of layering, blending, and smoothing, with perhaps some elements of cell shading for the sake of ease and time. Cell shading is faster than less complex, good for animation. But soft shading is more fluid and fun to create. I generally can use either or, but default to soft shading because of its possibility for variety, detail, drama and expressiveness.

@FRjakfan
Yes, it’s a program you can download for? free called Free Auto Screen Recorder. All you need is a little space on your computer (and you have to be using a PC as it does not work for Mac’s) and a Google search to find it.

the lion reminds me of sasuke in naruto but as a lion? version

@Nariathemoon
I do not know. But it does make my computer somewhat laggy when run along side a major program like Photoshop. But it’s free so you can perhaps try it and? see.

Could always simply use MS Paint instead. A much more simple alternative to Photoshop.

awesome!?

@lauriestrode47
Actually, by that logic, they are actually giant mongooses.

Hyenas are? their own genus- Hyeanidae, completely separate from any other family of species. They’re not dogs, not cats, not bears, not fish, they’re hyenas- plain and simple. HOWEVER, they are most closely related to civets and mongooses… But only in the manner that dogs and wolves are most closely related to bears.

So nice try but over generalization is a logical fallacy. x3

@the1stToboeKage
Multiply shading is actually much more flexible and malleable than using the burn tool. I just use a brush on low opacity to build up the gradual shading effect. Most people who use a multiply layer set their brush on 100% opacity and use on consistent tone in what most people call “cell shading”. However this technique is extremely limited and extremely lazy on their part. There? is much more flexibility available in the technique… as is true of most Photoshop techniques.