Tsuko Adoptables - OPEN - New batch!

[Zackeline]

LOL. You should see mine. Two hairbrushes, two watermelon rines, a bunch of boxes, a scanner/printer and more crap than you can imagine.

ARGH. Now I'm going to a picnic. See ya!

Have fun on your picnic!

[EllaJoan]

I was wondering; have all the Tsukos been adopted?

[StarShaper]

I was wondering; have all the Tsukos been adopted?

Any Tsukos that are still in the Adoption Center are still available. (sorry for answering for you, Zackeline!)

[Zackeline]

I was wondering; have all the Tsukos been adopted?

Any Tsukos that are still in the Adoption Center are still available. (sorry for answering for you, Zackeline!)

It's ok, I don't mind

[Zackeline]

Daily Bump!

[StarShaper]

Heheh. Fire and Snow will clash...

I wanna breed my Tsuko!
Username: StarShaper
Number and owner of mother: Kazan - #4 - owned by StarShaper (me)
Number and owner of father: Lixue - #9 - owned by StarShaper (me)

I can't wait to see what these will turn out to look like.

Oh yeah, I have a couple of tips. To make the outside lines look more natural (the black lines) you should make them a darker shade of the pelt color, like you did with Kazan. You should keep the mouth line and the eye line black but definitely try making the outside line (like the black body outline) a darker shade of the pelt.

And when you get a better program (unless you want to try it now) I'd suggest attaching the leg to the body, such as erasing part of the leg line so it looks like the body flow naturally into the leg. Right now, the leg looks kind of glued on.

In fact, do you have a base I could try this method on? I use Adobe Photoshop, I don't normal use pixels. I've used MS Paint once before, but to tell you the truth, my art sucked. You're pretty good with the pixels.

[Zackeline]

Heheh. Fire and Snow will clash...

I wanna breed my Tsuko!
Username: StarShaper
Number and owner of mother: Kazan - #4 - owned by StarShaper (me)
Number and owner of father: Lixue - #9 - owned by StarShaper (me)

I can't wait to see what these will turn out to look like.

Oh yeah, I have a couple of tips. To make the outside lines look more natural (the black lines) you should make them a darker shade of the pelt color, like you did with Kazan. You should keep the mouth line and the eye line black but definitely try making the outside line (like the black body outline) a darker shade of the pelt.

And when you get a better program (unless you want to try it now) I'd suggest attaching the leg to the body, such as erasing part of the leg line so it looks like the body flow naturally into the leg. Right now, the leg looks kind of glued on.

In fact, do you have a base I could try this method on? I use Adobe Photoshop, I don't normal use pixels. I've used MS Paint once before, but to tell you the truth, my art sucked. You're pretty good with the pixels.

Thanks for the tips Star!

Sadly I don't have PhotoShop but I may get a tablet once the result for my exams this term comes out (which I'm going to take the exams tomorrow till Friday) My dad says he'll buy me a tablet if it increases so its a possiblity.

I agree with the first one, they look nicer that way and I'll try to erase the leg part

[StarShaper]

If the leg part doesn't look good, don't fret about it.

[Zackeline]

If the leg part doesn't look good, don't fret about it.

Here's how it looks like:

[StarShaper]

I actually kind of like it.