Raposa chibi DJ com boombox em cena de rua neon

oil, but the technique is very specific and resembles watercolor. This is achieved due to the strong dilution of paints, in which you can paint with oil, as with watercolor. At the same time, the work is carried out in layers, in stages.Accents can sometimes be very blurry. This is also facilitated by the manner of writing with a wide brushstroke, which dissolves into the space of the painting. And the soft transitions and harmony of color make the pieces airy and delicate.Wide-angle shot. The neon backdrop is blurred at f/2.8, the graffiti spray is frozen at 1/500s, and the ISO400 enhances the glow. The chibi fox with a hood resembling a bear's ears, its paws resting on a boombox, has soft features. Its amber eyes, like star-filled honey, create a shimmering effect. The cargo pants are luminescent, with a fiber-optic cotton tail. The foreground features a reflective manhole with neon lights, the main subject is a fox in a DJ pose, the background is a gradient mural on a wall, and the background with the hologram of Hatsune Miku. The camera used is a Fuji GFX100S+ with a 23mm lens, the lighting is provided by an RGB ring light, the lens is coated with Nikkor nano, and the image is enhanced with a Procreate glitch overlay.