"You have to be fairly well developed in your skill set to
reference from photographs (and know what you are drawing
if working from your head!), "
I don't agree that you need "developed skill" to tackle drawing
realistic animals.
If you want to draw something, GO FOR IT!
Don't wait for better skill before you try and draw difficult things.
That's how you get good!
It may not look good, but you will be working your way to making good
stuff. I would suggest dreawing from realism first, you will develop a
much stronger grasp of artwork, and will give you a great style later
on.
-Chris
On 5/18/08, sam farrell <krad_kankuro5_at_yahoo.com> wrote:
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> From: rubaiyat58 <rubaiyat58_at_yahoo.com.br>
> Subject: [SkunkworksAMA] Re: rookie artist need muzzles adv
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> Date: Sunday, May 18, 2008, 8:57 PM
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>> ya! Hi im the new guy and an artist for about 6 years...and i
>> startting to see i draw my muzzle for dogs,cats and dragons the same
>> way. i need a lil help i wanna do the right detils for
>> cats,tigers, lizrird,and fox,dog,,,and al those other furs..if you
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>> but wanna get my muzzles to look like really fox and wolf...any
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> Your pics are great,dude!
> Brat Bat,a Brazilian furry fan
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Received on Tue May 20 2008 - 11:13:59 CDT