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Colourful Brillianceby ~kilara

Traditional Art / Drawings / Fantasy

Now its my time...
my time to Dream...
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Another avian, this time based off of a peacock.
Brightly coloured and everything....
Still more to go...
and I am still open for suggestions on animals that have interesting colour patterns.

Avians © me

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~saphira1415 Jul 21, 2010

there so beautiful i wish i could b one

~ninetailedfoxfox Dec 25, 2009 Hobbyist Traditional Artist

OKAPEH!!!!^^

=fordonia Apr 19, 2009 Hobbyist Digital Artist

wow ! beautiful colours !

~AshtarDragonfire Jan 8, 2009 Hobbyist Traditional Artist

what about any of the birds of paradise? like that awesome black one with the bright blue display? [link]

or this one? [link]

or, the plant that kept coming up in my search [link]

I've been watching planet earth

~VrRyoko Nov 10, 2008 Hobbyist Digital Artist

I love this one. Especially the pretty eyespots on the primaries. :3

~LibraWitch May 22, 2008

looks like a brazilian peacock-parrot-dragon
hahahahahaha

very nice

~Almarane Apr 22, 2008 Hobbyist General Artist

Ggh !
*BOUM BOUM BOUM*

~birdybird Mar 17, 2008 Hobbyist Traditional Artist

Cool!

Do one off of a pigeon, it may not sound interesting but their necks are so shiny *-*

*Viur Mar 11, 2008 Hobbyist General Artist

Wow this is so beautiful. I love your shading technique

I don't mean to be nosy but how do you scan in your drawings so perfectly and remove the texture of paper from the background without losing that shadow?

~kilara Mar 11, 2008 Professional Digital Artist

If you use photoshop, you can make a new layer at 10% opacity, with a light tan fill, set to "colour dodge", and it usually gets rid of unwanted paper grain.

There are other techniques as well, but I find that the most generally useful for any pics (specially lineart)

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