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by MishiranuiSan

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Yep, i am alive..... yep, i am doing weird stuffs.... so... thats it, you like it?..... you dont? however, i need a loooooot of practice, so, more weird things will come..... ajua señores!!!!

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male 1,193,932, pony 106,790, equine 36,280, practice 2,725

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Type: Picture/Pinup

Published: 5 years ago

Rating: General

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TheDarkStranger

5 years ago

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Very good. :)

MishiranuiSan

5 years ago

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@ TheDarkStranger

Thanks man <3

TheDarkStranger

5 years ago

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@ MishiranuiSan

You're welcome. :)

TheAtomicDog

5 years ago

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Also an excellent one-page clinic on how shading, all by itself, sets the tone for an image:
#1: Allergies suck
#2: Lost the fight
#3: ZOMBIE!

Guest Starring: Light Source!

MishiranuiSan

5 years ago

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@ TheAtomicDog

Damn,my little Skeleboy XD

TheAtomicDog

5 years ago

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@ MishiranuiSan

Black Narcissus (1947) uses just makeup and lighting to accentuate the madness of Kathleen Byron's character Sister Ruth to the point that her slow and casual reveal in her final scene will make you jump in your seat.
Or even better, Bela Lugosi's Dracula: using show and light, the film transforms what would have otherwise been hammy overacting into a real sense that this weirdo in a tuxedo is staring straight into your soul.

Coloring and shading (lighting) are just as important to illustrated art as they are to the stage or screen.

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