#Coloring bunny
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The bunny is suppose to be black and I want to reflect the surrounding colors on him, however im willing to take an alternative approach, im new to creating this type of art
1- I suggest you first make a re sketch of the bunny on a seperate piece of paper just so you don't have to practice on the main piece,
2- Then you can identify the light/dark balance (I'll help you for this one) but instead of dark you'll have blue and black (fur) #1313625397048381551
3- Then you can go and make the strands of hair (not one by one, but groups of strands) and use the same process you did in step 2 to identify the dark/light balance of each strand group. #1379477042755534988
Gimme 1 sec I'll paint over it and show you how I'd do it.
Ok! Ty I'll also start another sketch rn
Have an attempt at doing it this way, since you're on traditional, I down suggest colouring the sphere, only outline it instead
Then you can mark out each group of strands and use the light/dark rule to colour it either baige (light) or blue (dark)
Sorry I accidentally changed the bunny into baige, forgot it's black fur.
Just substitute the baige for black.