As I sat there thinking about what to do for Illustration Friday's challenge, I thought, "What has a pattern to it?" and then it came to me: tigers. It is a common pattern that they don't have the same pattern of stripes. Setting out to work I failed several times, until I got one full tiger, which was at least decent(because even though I like tigers, I can't draw them that good to save my life), scanned it, and got it digitalized. 'But why so many tigers lax?' you might ask. The reason being is that I needed to show pattern, so it would make sense to have at least more than one tiger.
Monday, September 28, 2009
I-Friday Pattern
As I sat there thinking about what to do for Illustration Friday's challenge, I thought, "What has a pattern to it?" and then it came to me: tigers. It is a common pattern that they don't have the same pattern of stripes. Setting out to work I failed several times, until I got one full tiger, which was at least decent(because even though I like tigers, I can't draw them that good to save my life), scanned it, and got it digitalized. 'But why so many tigers lax?' you might ask. The reason being is that I needed to show pattern, so it would make sense to have at least more than one tiger.
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you should've used liona
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