This is where I am after 6 hours painting today. That six hours wasn't supposed to be that long it started with just putting in the stripes. then came cleaning up then water then weeds etc etc.
Just make sure you wait until it dries before sitting on it. :p
Maybe it's the Gillette tiger. That would be a reason for no whiskers. *sings*Gillette! The best a tiger can get...*stops singing, throws super ball as a distraction and ducks behind something*
OK, seriously...I like the painting. Except for the eyes for some reason. To me they look like she/he is a cross eyed. Maybe it's just me.
Wow, you really captured the lighting wonderfully! I was looking at the picture trying to figure out the problem with it, then I read the mention of whiskers. Yep, that's what's missing :) Great job!
actually i think your painting technique is really good! it seems to me that the sketch you started with needed to be worked on a lil more before you started with the paint and thats whats causing you problems now
it's driving you bonkers isnb't it :OP ok i thought you had a pencil sketch under the paint and whati was trying to say is that the eyes and nose are placed a lil wierd and if you had changed the pencils a lil it would have dramatically changed what you have now. but if i was wrong about the pencils being there then just slap me in the head and forget i said anything ;OP
no pencil my teacher convinced me to try to sketch the base of the tiger with paint. I could see some of the problem I would have had with pencil due to the darkness of the backround.
here's a question artist to artist. do you think if I expanded the black on the eye (the near eye) on the nose side upward a little it might rise the nose line a bit. and I will add some gray and whitish to give it a shiny sheen. Hmm I wonder if that makes sense.
of course being acrylic I can always add it and if it doesn't work then I can always re-whiten it.
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Maybe it's the Gillette tiger. That would be a reason for no whiskers. *sings*Gillette! The best a tiger can get...*stops singing, throws super ball as a distraction and ducks behind something*
OK, seriously...I like the painting. Except for the eyes for some reason. To me they look like she/he is a cross eyed. Maybe it's just me.
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You really do have talent. I hope you know that.
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Anyways, looks gorgeous... very realistic...
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ok i thought you had a pencil sketch under the paint and whati was trying to say is that the eyes and nose are placed a lil wierd and if you had changed the pencils a lil it would have dramatically changed what you have now. but if i was wrong about the pencils being there then just slap me in the head and forget i said anything ;OP
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here's a question artist to artist. do you think if I expanded the black on the eye (the near eye) on the nose side upward a little it might rise the nose line a bit. and I will add some gray and whitish to give it a shiny sheen. Hmm I wonder if that makes sense.
of course being acrylic I can always add it and if it doesn't work then I can always re-whiten it.
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