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:iconmicrougly:
It's a tiger.

It was traced from a photo.

Photographer: :iconmittelpunkt:
Photo: Tiger

I used the development version of Inkscape which, combined with my tablet, made drawing the hair a breeze.

After I completed the head I started on the body and I got very lazy because I wasn't really sure how to colour him properly. Perhaps someday the shame will become too much and I'll do it properly.
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~agentmilo Feb 21, 2010
Amazing image mate! Close to a painted one!
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~agentmilo Feb 21, 2010
Amazing image mate! Close to a painted one!
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~microUgly Feb 27, 2010
Thanks :)

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~ChaosOverRide Jan 24, 2009
Oh this is really cool! =D I'm just learning how to do something like this in class too. XD

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"If you've got a problem with the world, change yourself. If that's a problem, close your eyes, shut your mouth, and live like a hermit. And if that's a problem...
Then go and die." ~Major Motoko from Ghost in the Shell
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~microUgly Jan 24, 2009
I hope you're using the new version of Illustrator--it has on-canvas editing of gradient. I actually took up using Inkscape because Illustrators handling of gradients was so frustrating :)

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~ChaosOverRide Jan 25, 2009
CS3 is the only version my University is willing to cough up the money for, and I agree. But I figured out how to mess with the gradation tool pretty quickly. That is, after fighting with it in Inkscape first, (didn't realize there was a tool for it. XD;;) But right now, we're doing vector self portraits and dot vectors(?) [not quite sure what the other one is, just that it has to do with dots.] ^^; So I might mess with that tool, once I get a descent pic of myself. And thanks for the heads up on the versions though! :hug:

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"If you've got a problem with the world, change yourself. If that's a problem, close your eyes, shut your mouth, and live like a hermit. And if that's a problem...
Then go and die." ~Major Motoko from Ghost in the Shell
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~jbjones Oct 14, 2008
I kinda liked him as just the floating head :D
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~microUgly Oct 14, 2008
Yeah, I liked him as a float head also. Although, I didn't like as a floating head he looked more like a logo or clipart rather than a complete picture to be posted on DA.

This is actually my first work in a long time that is completely mine, so I might post his head on openclipart.org.

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