
I decided I needed to ground my kitten but I didn't want a complete background. I've decided to sit him in a patch of grass. The shape of the patch will probably change as there is lots of space all round and I might create a few longer blades behind him.
I've included a close up of the grass, keep in mind this is larger than life size. First I create a dark underlayer, then I erase light patches, fill them with different colours to represent blades then repeat until I've got the depth I want. The close up shows various stages.
4 comments:
I love this method for producing grass. It's something I always have trouble with.
This is coming along nicely, Gayle!
-Dean
Wow. amazing amount of work involved. This is lovely.
You are amazing, this kitten seems to say "purr" and jump into my lap.
I LOVE it.
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