Tummy Torture

Looks like some friends decided to have some fun with a chubby wolf.

This is a full detail toony style commission for CurtisLupus feature Forrest, Steve, and Jordan. This was another fun drawing to work on and everyone involved sure enjoyed the pic. As usual, I'll show what I've done to draw this up. :)

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Drawing Details

ART PARAMETER	DETAIL
Art Medium	Digital: Krita
Art Tool	Wacom Cintiq 13 HD
Art Style	Toony
Level of Detail	Full Detail
Background Detail	Simple
Size	Full Body
Dimensions	Landscape: 2560 x 2048
Date Completed	2019-02-01

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My Layer Layout

• Foreground Folder
  • Glasses
    • Lineart layer
    • Secondary Color layer (Opacity: 50%)
    • Primary Color layer (Opacity: 50%)
  • Lineart
  • Highlights layer
  • Backlights layer
  • Shadows layer
  • Color Folder
    • 1st Character Folder (Masked to Base Color layer.)
      • Quaternary Color layer
      • Tertiary Color layer
      • Secondary Color layer
      • Primary Color layer
    • 2nd Character Folder (Masked to Base Color layer.)
      • Quaternary Color layer
      • Tertiary Color layer
      • Secondary Color layer
      • Primary Color layer
    • 3rd Character Folder (Masked to Base Color layer.)
      • Quaternary Color layer
      • Tertiary Color layer
      • Secondary Color layer
      • Primary Color layer
    • 4th Character Folder (Masked to Base Color layer.)
      • Quaternary Color layer
      • Tertiary Color layer
      • Secondary Color layer
      • Primary Color layer
    • Base Color layer
• Background Folder
  • Shadows layer
  • Background Pattern layer
• Extra Sketch layer
• Fine Sketch layer
• Rough Sketch layer
• Canvas Background layer (Neutral color like grey.)

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• Canvas Prep/Rough Sketch

  Layers Used:

  Canvas Background layer

  Rough Sketch layer

  I start off with a neutral color canvas and rough sketch in the characters and poses for them.

• Fine Sketch

  Layers Used:

  Fine Sketch layer

  Then in the fine sketch layer, I sketch in a more detailed sketchwork over the roughs.

• Lineart

  Layers Used:

  Foreground Folder -> Lineart layer

  Foreground Folder -> Glasses -> Lineart layer

  Then after client approval, I go ahead and lineart over the sketches.

• Base Color

  Layers Used:

  Foreground Folder -> Base/Primary Color layer

  With the contiguous "wizard" tool, select all areas outside the parameters of the characters then invert the selection and fill in the area with a neutral color. Do this method this way instead of just selecting areas inside the lines to make it easier plus to avoid little gaps in your base color.

• Primary Color

  Layers Used:

  Foreground Folder -> Color Folder -> 1st Character Folder -> Primary Color layer

  Foreground Folder -> Color Folder -> 2nd Character Folder -> Primary Color layer

  Foreground Folder -> Color Folder -> 3rd Character Folder -> Primary Color layer

  Foreground Folder -> Color Folder -> 4th Character Folder -> Primary Color layer

  Then in the respective characters' folders, add in their primary colors.

Then mask the color folders down to the base color layer.

• Detail Color

  Layers Used:

  Foreground Folder -> Color Folder -> 1st Character Folder -> (Folder's detail color layers.)

  Foreground Folder -> Color Folder -> 2nd Character Folder -> (Folder's detail color layers.)

  Foreground Folder -> Color Folder -> 3rd Character Folder -> (Folder's detail color layers.)

  Foreground Folder -> Color Folder -> 4th Character Folder -> (Folder's detail color layers.)

  Foreground Folder -> Glasses -> Primary Color layer (Opacity: 50%)

  Foreground Folder -> Glasses -> Secondary Color layer (Opacity: 50%)

  After the primary colors, I add in the other color details for each character.

• Shadow Layer

  Layers Used:

  Foreground Folder -> Shadows layer (Opacity: 50%)

  Temperarily turn off all the color layers, then add in the shadows...

• Highlights Layer

  Layers Used:

  Foreground Folder -> Highlights layer (Opacity: 75%)

  ...and then the highlights...

• Backlights Layer

  Layers Used:

  Foreground Folder -> Backlights layer (Blending Mode: Soft Light)

  ...and finally the backlights.

Then turn back on all the color layers.

• Background

  Layers Used:

  Canvas Background layer

  Background Folder -> Shadows layer

  Background Folder -> Background Pattern layer

  I whiten the canvas background.

Then finally, I add in a yellow background using a random pattern brush.

And then the drawing is done!

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Thank you and enjoy!

Forrest © Tw: ForrestTheBoar
Curtis © Tw: CurtisLupus
Steve © Tw: Steve_Wolfe88
Jordan © Tw: jfmfox
Artwork by @bleuxwolf

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