Need I mention anything about the awesomeness of this picture? I can't draw kissing pictures and *jaw drop* this is SUCH a nice one! I wanna be kissed like that! >.>

wow! this is great! i love the color style very uniqe! (my spelling is shot to hell)

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taekowndo is hot, because i do it.
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Hehe, thanks alot. Yeah I tend to rely on old fashion colored pencils more than any other medium. Not big on the digital coloring (not good at it )

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"Why do we fall...? So that we can learn to pick ourselves up." -Thomas Wayne, Batman Begins

totaly! digital coloring is a pain ,but my coloring pencile skill isn't much better, i haven't had alot of practice with layering and such, any suggestions?

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taekowndo is hot, because i do it.
ah, l'allure du fromage! "Stiny! Get Me A Danish!"
clubs i belong to : ~BBxRae ~teentitans ~The-Raven-Club ~Titansgo ~Batman-Forever ~DCU-Club ~bgeclub

Well I took a little stroll through your gallery to look at some of your pencil work. It's actually quite nice, but I do have on recommendation, one that I myself took some time to learn.

Consistance. Don't curve your strokes as color, keep one solid rhythmic direction.
Example: Let's say you're coloring in Catwoman's boots. Now of course, like any normal human her legs are pipe straight, they're curved and rounded. Your coloring however should not be. Keep it straight. Pick one direction, if you start coloring at a right angle, keep coloring at a right angle. By doing so your colors will stay smoother and flow easer without as much inconsistency and shifting of direction.
Color direction shifts can draw attention to areas of the character that you don't want attention drawn to, and can lead to your audience noticing minor flaws in the character that might other wise go unnoticed.

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"Why do we fall...? So that we can learn to pick ourselves up." -Thomas Wayne, Batman Begins

wow! thank you! i'll keep that in mind next time i color something. see i thought that by adding curves and such with color it would add like.....um.....realness? i don't know what word i'm looking for, but anyway. i'm glad you pointed that out, thank you.

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taekowndo is hot, because i do it.
ah, l'allure du fromage! "Stiny! Get Me A Danish!"
clubs i belong to : ~BBxRae ~teentitans ~The-Raven-Club ~Titansgo ~Batman-Forever ~DCU-Club ~bgeclub

My pleasure.
And I know exactly what you mean, I used to think coloring along the curve of a characters body would give it more depth but it turns out to just make it look kinna messy.

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"Why do we fall...? So that we can learn to pick ourselves up." -Thomas Wayne, Batman Begins

Aww, sweet

Thank you very much, and thanks for ing it!

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"Why do we fall...? So that we can learn to pick ourselves up." -Thomas Wayne, Batman Begins