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Something different from my usual work.
I tried to adjust the cat fur to make it look as natural as possible but I don't think I've made it right though.
Btw, the cat is called Moonshine
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Credit for stock & resources:
Cat: ~PhantasmaStock
BG: ~AJK-Original-Stock
Thank you so much for stock usage
Thank you for comment &
, I appreciate it a lot 
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This piece immediately caught my eye. Maybe it’s because I have a black cat (he’s awesome), maybe it’s because I dig darker stuff anyway… but something about this really drew me in, and I had to add it to my critique docket. In your caption, you remarked that you weren’t sure you rendered the fur right. I love the way you chose to render it. It looks soft and amazing. The cat’s eyes are a really cool color (I can’t tell if you started with that color eyes or adjusted them to make them look that way - but either way, they are enchanting and add to the piece! Putting the tree branches with the bird on it in the background is a nice touch, and without it, the title wouldn’t make any sense. The ominous, looming clouds also add to the foreboding feel of this work. Usually I try to encourage someone who’s used a lot of one color to incorporate other colors… but since the use of blue here seems to have been so intentional (it’s essentially a monochrome color) and since it really works, in my opinion, I’ll focus on another thing that, for me, was a bit confusing about this piece. The fence the cat is atop seems pretty shiny… of course, it’s textured, that makes sense, but I don’t often see a fence that reflects light quite as much as that one seems to. I feel that, if you were to tone down the highlights there a bit, the fence would probably look more realistic.
Overall, I really enjoy the feel of this piece and I plan to show it to my eldest daughter (who absolutely ADORES her black cat, and would love this. Thank you for creating this stunning artwork!
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