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Submitted: January 6
Image Size: 2.8 MB
Resolution: 3300×2550

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The Sumatran Tigerby ~ECrystalica

Traditional Art / Drawings / Animals

This drawing couldn't have possibly taken me any longer... I really apologize for my terrible procrastination (it's a bad habit of mine). Truthfully, had I been more productive I could have finished this within a week or so. But besides that, I'm quite happy with the way this turned out

. I do want to add that the whiskers were added through Photoshop since I STILL don't know how to apply them correctly with regular pencils. I hope you guys like it, though

I want to give credit to ~weaverglenn for allowing me to use this beautiful tiger photo to draw. Link can be found here [link]

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~Laggtastic Jan 24, 2013 Student General Artist

Wow now that turned out very nice!

The details are very well and the shading is nice 'n smooth

~ECrystalica Jan 24, 2013 Hobbyist General Artist

Thank you!

~Laggtastic Jan 24, 2013 Student General Artist

~stitchyEX626 Jan 19, 2013 Hobbyist Traditional Artist

This is lovely, you did a very nice job on your shading, and the anatomy looks fairly close to what is should. Oh, I have a suggestion for you whisker problem. Use white paint, and apply it over the drawing with a very thin paint brush. It works wonderful, and if you want to keep your drawing straight traditional with no help from photoshop, its a great method. I do that myself for all of my drawings.