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I was just wondering why we see a lot of hand painted furries, but not really dragons?
Do you not like painting scales?
Thanks!Phoenix wrote:I was just wondering why we see a lot of hand painted furries, but not really dragons?
Do you not like painting scales?
Thanks!Smooth scales are very difficult to paint well with a brush. I sure can’t do it! That is why I put texture on the pyo dragons’ scales.
I like to dry-brush and I have to agree that textured scales are easier to deal with that tecnique. The little PYO dragon’s flank scales kinda remind me of feathers, or maybe petals 😉 .
purpleturtle wrote:I like to dry-brush and I have to agree that textured scales are easier to deal with that tecnique. The little PYO dragon’s flank scales kinda remind me of feathers, or maybe petals 😉 .
I’ve been wondering why you have the name Purpleturtle and an avatar of a blue tiger?
Melody wrote:Phoenix wrote:I was just wondering why we see a lot of hand painted furries, but not really dragons?
Do you not like painting scales?
Thanks!Smooth scales are very difficult to paint well with a brush. I sure can’t do it! That is why I put texture on the pyo dragons’ scales.
>.> i love the smooth scales….i find them fun..
Melody wrote:purpleturtle wrote:I like to dry-brush and I have to agree that textured scales are easier to deal with that tecnique. The little PYO dragon’s flank scales kinda remind me of feathers, or maybe petals 😉 .
I’ve been wondering why you have the name Purpleturtle and an avatar of a blue tiger?
😆 Well, I guess it’s because I did’nt have a picture that I did of a purple turtle. My blue tiger picture worked the best for an avatar at the time. I will eventually draw a purple turtle and post that for my avatar 😉 .
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