On this occasion, I want to present you with a visual representation of the soul of a rabbit.
Rabbits are one of the most charming animals in nature. It is certain that everyone in our childhood wanted to have one as a pet. I had one, and when he died, I remember well that my parents told me that the rabbit was going to the "sky of animals." From that moment I asked myself what the soul of a rabbit would look like, and for that reason, I wanted to draw one to present in this post. Here I show you the final result and its elaboration process.
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Elaboration process
I started the process by drawing the silhouette of the rabbit, making a careful outline and playing with the thickness of the lines to give a good light effect to the drawing.
When I finished making the silhouette, I began to define the inside of the drawing.
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The interesting thing about working on a dark surface is that the parts of more intense light go precisely where the darker parts would go in a white surface drawing. That is, it is the same as shading, but changing black tones by the clear tone of the chalk.
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I continued to give light to the body of the rabbit leaving some dark places to give it an aspect of transparency, so that it began to look like a specter.
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I continued adding light on the body of the rabbit making contrast with the tones to reaffirm the transparency effect.
Finally I added flashes to make it look like the rabbit is flying like a free soul, and this is the end result.
Materials
-CD case.
-Chalk (aquamarine color.)
Rabbits are really a lovely creatures. What do you think of the result? Have you ever had a rabbit as a pet? You can leave your comment and I will gladly answer you. I hope you liked it. You can support me with your vote if you wish.
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