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Warrior Cats Art Process Thing

So, I was going to make a tutorial, but I think I'll do that next. For now, I'll show you the process.

First, the sketch. It doesn't need to look perfect, or be refined at all. Most of the time I try to avoid erasing anything in a sketch. It keeps me focused on pose and setting rather than details.

See? Rough, messy, very light pencil marks. I've erased almost nothing here.

Second, rough line art. It's still very loose and kinda messy, but that's why it's called "rough" line art.

First is Bluefur and the kit's line art.

Still very light pencil lines. Now Snowfur's.

Mind you, each of these steps can take from fifteen to twenty minutes. Often more. So don't stress if it takes awhile.

Now Moonflower.

Details next. Up until now it has stayed very simple, no real colour or shading or fur details.

Moonflower's colours. I was today years old when I learned what Moonflower looks like according to canon.

Bluefur details/colours.

So, I forgot to take individual pictures for each of these next steps, but it's basically background, shading, and details with Snowfur and Moonflower. It looks like a lot.

Finished product. Let me know if this was in any way helpful to those asking for a tutorial. I still will probably make one in the future, but for now, this is what I got.

R.I.P. Mosskit