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Kurisutaru Euingu

Twilight Moon [Furry Persona]
Twilight Moon [Furry Persona] by @kurisu (Kurisutaru Euingu)

Well even if Side7 starts making people pay, I'll hang around. I do have art on VCL, but they don't allow Fan Art. Guess I'll be uploading more to VCL now tho. Oh well.. if Side7 only starts allowing a 100 upload limit if you don't pay for an account, might just upload only sellect drawings and delete the rest. Remember you can still view ALL my Art Work on my Site!

Well this is my first drawing of 2002, plus the first colored with my new Tablet! This here.. IS ME! My Furry Persona! (Thats a 6 point star on her forehead, NOT a scar!) I've always imagined myself as a winged kitty, and well.. This is it :P Only difference is I have glasses IRL. oh well ^.^ I think my Photoshop coloring is getting better no? Note, thos who play on Furcadia This is also what my char on that looks like (though on it the names The Twilight Moon) I tried adding all my fave Special Photoshop Effects on this one, and I totly love how it came out.. There are some slight shading errors but aside that it's so fare my fave of all my art. And the FIRST time I ever drew and colored feathered wings!

I will have a Tutorial on how to do thos fethers and sparkilly Effects and Jewels on my site!

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Posted: Wednesday, 20 February, 2002 @ 11:42 PM

This was used by paintshop or adobe. Get this fake picture outta here.

Posted: Thursday, 21 February, 2002 @ 10:39 PM

Clearly Mr. Anonymous..you are a 'tard. Excellent work Kurisutaru.

Posted: Friday, 22 February, 2002 @ 02:16 PM

What do you mean? I could have done that with adobe too! It's a piece of shit because it's not real artwork.

Posted: Friday, 22 February, 2002 @ 09:46 PM

I thought I'd say something. I drew that drawing by HAND, with pencil and paper, scaned and colored it in photoshop. if you say you can do the same, then good for you. If you don't like it, then you don't have to view it. now please stop flamming.

Posted: Friday, 22 February, 2002 @ 10:18 PM

Unfortunately, it is blindingly obvious that the anonymous user is not a patron of the arts, for if he or she was, they would have quickly realized their error in judgement. Digital media is fast growing as a legitimate media for artwork, and is already recognized in contests. To refute that a piece of digital media is not art is to say that scultures are just childs' toys. I would like to see our anonymous "friend" attempt to replicate this image and show us as proof to his or her claim. But I digress. The strong point of this piece is the vibrant colors used within it. The colors, along with the sparkles and free-floating feathers are the eyecandy. The form itself is very rigid, and I recrommend working on your anatomy. I can tell you have an idea of what needs to be done already though, so you just need to work on naturalizing it a bit more. The stone for her belt was excellently rendered--you got the shading for a semi-translucent orb correct! The texture on the wings is very nice too, but the lings seem to lack structure, making them look more like decoration than bodyparts. It is good to see that the grass grows around her toes, instead of her floating magically over it like I have seen many others do. You might also want to consider not using pre-packaged textures, as is evident with the water and her skirt. Water is definately difficult, but try to stay away from glass/noise/grain filters. Your sun in the horizon looks just like how it should, but I believe you should have extended the orange a bit further into the clouds around it to give the atmosphere more depth. It would also be helpful if you could so some kind of transition from ground to ocean, unless the terrain is so that you simply cannot see the ledge or where the ground meets water. Anyway, keep it up. This is an improvement from earlier works.

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