Wow - see, I see a very... peaceful, bemused, benevolent cat spirit. Looking out at us from beyond some kind of veil beyond out understanding, waiting to give help and guidance if we only ask for it.
Yes, blue kitty FTW! The whole thing started by me looking for a random photo to blur into a background texture. It was a yellow and white daisy/mum flower, until I inverted the color.
I've found I quite like mouse-sketching so long as I do it in layers and use the 'smeary finger' tool on the lines. (It's 7:30 am, my brain can't think what it's actually called.)
Yes, blue kitty FTW! The whole thing started by me looking for a random photo to blur into a background texture. It was a yellow and white daisy/mum flower, until I inverted the color.
So it's a "mummy cat"? ;)
I've found I quite like mouse-sketching so long as I do it in layers and use the 'smeary finger' tool on the lines. (It's 7:30 am, my brain can't think what it's actually called.)
I lucked out on the eyes after several tries, when instead of putting a highlight on top of them, I dragged in a bit of lighter color and let it do its own shading. That technique seems to give it more depth.
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Or maybe I've had too much tea. I dunno. :D
In other news, I win at most appropriate icon.
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I've found I quite like mouse-sketching so long as I do it in layers and use the 'smeary finger' tool on the lines. (It's 7:30 am, my brain can't think what it's actually called.)
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So it's a "mummy cat"? ;)
I've found I quite like mouse-sketching so long as I do it in layers and use the 'smeary finger' tool on the lines. (It's 7:30 am, my brain can't think what it's actually called.)
You mean that isn't what it's actually called?
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Smearyfinger may possibly be called smudge? I like the word 'smudge', it reminds me of mudpies and fudge.
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LOL!!
Smearyfinger may possibly be called smudge? I like the word 'smudge', it reminds me of mudpies and fudge.
Yeah, it *IS* called smudge, and I love that word, too. Makes me think of a smidgen of fudge.
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