"How do you draw the kitty fluff so good? Your way of drawing fur reminds me so much of my baby pud x"

Thanks! This is basically how I do it. You can mix and match and play around with these brushes (not included: Watercolour Huge Wash for splotches/tortoiseshell) to get the effect you want. Mr Natural Brush at any depth between 4 - 14 % is good for short hair fur with gradients (like in a grey tabby, usually ranging from black, brown and orange). Tabby stripes can be done with Deliciously Dry, Mr Natural (with depth), and Bone Dry.
Reimena Yee is a graphic novelist, artist and flamingo enthusiast.
She writes and illustrates quite a few webcomics and graphic novels. When not making books, she lulls away her time with essays on craft, life and experiences in the publishing industry. Some of her thoughts of art and life are rather unstructured and will evolve over time as this blog matures, as they should be.
Currently committed to being Alexander the Great's death doula. Is a nerd for all things spooky and historical.
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