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Watersports/piss Furrfu 06/15/15 (Mon) 04:25:43 No.22

I've taken to editing images to satisfy my insatiable desire for an already-niche fetish.

The issue is, I'm not really an artist, so even drawing a stream of piss is a challenge for me. I'd appreciate advice or instruction on that front, though I suspect this particular topic is outside the area of expertise for most people here.

Furrfu 06/15/15 (Mon) 06:33:38 No.23

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File: 1434350018812-2.png (986.39 KB, 1020x1320, 17:22, abl1.png)

My other passable, completed edits. Kudos to >>12 for that bulge tutorial (compare the second and third pics here)

Furrfu 06/15/15 (Mon) 06:34:46 No.24

Probably the best advice to give is the same as for doing spooge-- it's not a opaque substance with vibrant colors.

Warping the eyes and facial expression can probably help, too.

Furrfu 06/15/15 (Mon) 06:37:39 No.25

>Warping the eyes and facial expression

Ha, you did that in >>23

Furrfu 06/15/15 (Mon) 06:45:52 No.26

>>24

Adding to that advice-- are you using a separate layer for the piss? (layers are awesome; use layers at every opportunity). You can adjust the translucence, color saturation, and effects like dodging/multiply/darken only/etc. Gimp has a lot of 'distort' filters that you can use to remove the 'MSPaint' look of mouse-drawn input, too.

Furrfu 06/15/15 (Mon) 07:18:09 No.28

>>26

I'm using Paint.NET, which has everything you just described except the distort filters (without downloading add-ons, I guess). I still need to study up on how the different blending modes actually work.

I've been messing around with the different settings, especially since some methods work better on certain art styles than others do. Cartoonish fluids can look acceptable, as long as the rest of the picture is cartoonish as well.

Furrfu 06/21/15 (Sun) 03:01:47 No.34

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File: 1434855707808-1.png (811.68 KB, 600x800, 3:4, 35307236_p1.png)

File: 1434855707809-2.png (817.97 KB, 600x800, 3:4, 35307236_p2.png)

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File: 1434855707809-4.png (1.12 MB, 1020x1320, 17:22, abl.png)

I had a lot of fun with this imageset. Also added another layer of bulge to the second pic in >>23

Furrfu 06/21/15 (Sun) 10:28:32 No.35

>>34

>1434855707809-3.png

Definitely makes it more amusing. :)

Furrfu 07/23/15 (Thu) 05:42:06 No.54

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Paint.NET crashed on me right as I was about to finish a really detailed edit/coloring of a picture, and now I don't have the motivation to redo it. Seriously, that shit took me hours(pun not intended, as I'm not going to do any scat edits ever).

On the other hand, I DID finish this one a while ago.