Fawn
By ursulav
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Another experiment with scribbliness! This was done entirely in scribbles, and entirely for the purpose OF doing scribbles, so as art goes, it's not terribly inspired, I know, just one more installment in that vastly overdone genre of deer-girl and possum. But such is the nature of a study. I'm still liking a lot of the textural effects with the scribbles, bits of the tree have a nice grain, but I'm thinking it may need solid colored blocks to play off against, or maybe some smoothness somewhere as contrast. I'll get this down to a workable technique yet, though, or they'll find me hunched in the corner with the stylus up my nose, gibbering. Either way, s'all good.
Annnnyway. Prints are available in case anybody actuallly likes it, just send a note.
Annnnyway. Prints are available in case anybody actuallly likes it, just send a note.
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She is lovely!
EarthmagicHobbyist Photographer
Just wanted to let you know that I have featured this wonderful work in my current Journal.
Oh my gosh I love her! Finally, it's good to see someone who draws a Fawn with an actual deer tail! I drew a Fawn a while ago, he's cute but no where near as good as yours!
I really love this. Just because I've just found your art and page here at DA. I wanted to say that if you havent written a book, a book by you would be a great read. Maybe a childrens book and have illustrations. just a thought hope you don't mind 
sladesideHobbyist Traditional Artist
This is probably one of the finest Fawn representations I've ever seen (me being a fan since that's my name IRL). You're technique is constantly inspiring, and your sense of humor lets me know that I'm not the only one who thinks the strange and obsure mixed with cuddly is a comfort in my heart. My your creativity stay well nurished.
FosterpythonHobbyist Traditional Artist
Haha, the possum's so cute, he's like «come here to me!»
silverbeamProfessional Digital Artist
Nice gallery!
Fantastic!
Rocket-FridayHobbyist Traditional Artist
Im in love with that opossum.
Usually I don't comment, but this reminded me a lot of C.S. Lewis's Chronicles of Narnia fauns. Maybe it's the female version.
Anyway, it looks fantastic as always.
Anyway, it looks fantastic as always.
sphinxmuse Traditional Artist
Where is this hidden horde of deerwomen and possums? I'm responsible for a number of deerwomen myself, but I'd love to see more! 
SoftishHobbyist General Artist
Naaawww! It´s a cute little fawn! such a great work! I´ll fave this! ^^
VelvetRainHobbyist General Artist
Agh! I <3 fawns... Impressive! Very nice work!
mangaturtleHobbyist Digital Artist
you stole my charecter! :shake: looks great. i think i have another fav
AemiliaMcMorbidHobbyist General Artist
this reminds me of Amy Brown's work. i like it.
aww it so cute X3 GAH Another 
I adore the possom!
Completely Charming!
she lools awesome. i love it.
Amazing. The colours are amazing! The tree trunk is so... unique, and the orange is very nice looking on the hair.... but I think adding a backround would help alot.
Also, I still don't understand what is this thing you call 'scribbling'. Is it the same concept of building up a drawing just using, say, hatching?
Keep it up.
Also, I still don't understand what is this thing you call 'scribbling'. Is it the same concept of building up a drawing just using, say, hatching?
Keep it up.
This is so cute. I love it. 
TattersailHobbyist Digital Artist
wow, your work is so great..you've got some serious talent
i dont care how used up the subject matter might be.....you add something awesome to it. one of the koolest renditions i have seen.
cuervoscuroProfessional Writer
I see you have improve incredibly since elfwood, a couple of years ago... I feel you influenced by Antoni Di Terlizzi and Rebecca Guay, both in topics and soft colors... 
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