Leslie Hunstad I often get lost when I'm doing the spots so most of them are randomly placed. Still works out tho because not one leopard has the same spots as another so it doesn't really matter where they are, as long as they look like they are going in the right direction in accordance to the shape of the body.
Jack , I have become a big fan of your work 👌👌and looking forward to learning a lot from you. I have been burning since last 3 years and still a lot to learn. So be prepared to get a few questions from me😊. Thanks a ton
Hi I'm a beginner and was wondering what tip your using, I have a basic starter kit but it doesn't have a shader which I noticed alot of people use so I can't get realistic fur
Hi, Jack. Could you give me a little more information? I've been looking, but don't find anything as small as the hand-held tool I see you using. Looks like you are holding something orange in your left hand with a cord to a smaller, pen-sized tool. Sorry, can't find anything online like it. Thanks so much.
@@kathymcdaniel1840 buy a Dremel some of the kits ( or at least one does ) has the flexi tool included in the lid , brilliant kit Dremel 3000 , I just got it myself but I am presently using it to polish jewellery but I'll be using it on my burning too ( thanks to Jack's tips ) LOL
