KayzeanArt

A new round of wild tokotas have appeared! Looks like you'll have to do something special to get their attention this time. Bear, Bat, and Bird are curious about their possible new homes and the pack that comes with them. In order to enter these raffles you'll need to show off your tokota that you are most proud of! Whichever tokota it may be - the oldest, newest, or anything in between! Even if one of these beautiful tokotas doesn't go home with you, it looks like you won't go home entirely empty handed! CURRENTLY AVAILABLE WILDS Bear WF179 Bear is looking forward to meeting your tokotas! > Comment HERE with your form to enter the raffle! Bat WF180 Bat is looking forward to meeting your tokotas! > Comment HERE with your form to enter the raffle! Bird WF181 Bird is looking forward to meeting your tokotas! > Comment HERE with your form to enter the raffle! RAFFLE RULES You may only create one entry for each raffle (one per toko) for a total of three images. Note:

Skies! A favourite subject of mine when painting traditionally. Though oddly, I don't seem to have done many 'big sky' tokota paintings, so here are some 'work' examples instead. (If you like these, you can see more at my Website, my Etsy Store where I sell the originals - I also have postcards and prints available at my Redbubble! Okay, I'm done self-promoting now haha. On to the art tutorial.) There are three basic types of cloud, and each has a different shape. Cumulus clouds are the big, fluffy puffy types everyone loves; they hang low in the sky and catch the light beautifully. Stratus clouds are thick, flattish sheets of cloud which also hang low in the sky. And cirrus clouds are little streaky, whispy clouds which fly high above the others. There are lots of 'inbetween' cloud types, this ref shows all of them: Ref: external-preview.redd.it/gvSmp… I find that the key to painting nice cloud shapes is varying your edges; keep some soft, and make others hard. Also