My attempt at a brindle dog

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• LarkPash

  February 2008 216.218.118.183

  That's pretty good. <br><br>Here is my example of Brindle:<br><br><img src="http://art2.server03.sheezyart.com/image/161/1610737.jpg"; alt="http://art2.server03.sheezyart.com/image/161/1610737.jpg"; class="bb-image" /><br><br>I use the burn tool on Adobe photoshop and randomly make lines.<br>[/img]

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• a-sap

  February 2008 67.186.170.98

  Thanks Lark, and that's a real good idea. I tryed smudging, but it got to fuzzy

  
• teddybears

  February 2008 71.53.217.235

  i think they both look good

  
  
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• WeisseEdelweiss

  February 2008 209.158.7.74

  Very nice. It needs black in that white. ;3
• a-sap

  February 2008 67.186.170.98

  That Weisse I'll try fixing it that way now

  
• UnknownDreamland

  February 2008 71.166.116.224

  It's good. ^^<br><br>Try doing your base of brown, then adding random dark lines(and light in some cases..) and use some noise and smudge. Makes it furreh

  
• KiteKatsumi9

  February 2008 66.63.86.119

  <img src="http://img167.imageshack.us/img167/8334/zukosh5.png"; alt="http://img167.imageshack.us/img167/8334/zukosh5.png"; class="bb-image" /> That's how I do brindle, but it doesn't appear very brindle-y unless the brightness on my monitor is at 0% XD which it always is. But yeah, pretty much you should take a shade of brown as the base color, and use the dodge or burn tool to make lines, depending on whether you're doing brindle or reversed brindle.

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• kobbi

  February 2008 198.164.135.31

  here's my brindle....not a dog though. made it for free use on VHR<br><br><img src="http://i70.photobucket.com/albums/i103/kobbi1248/VHR/brindle.jpg"; alt="http://i70.photobucket.com/albums/i103/kobbi1248/VHR/brindle.jpg"; class="bb-image" />

  Art by Kobbi