Taliska wrote::lol: just any kind of canine, mostly aiming for a wolf but no particular breed.
Okay, I got it, I went for a wolfesque kind of redline. Or it's more like a
blueline since your original was kind of redish. I really like your sketch, I just have a few pointers. The head could be slightly smaller and more pointy, the body could be a bit bulkier around the middle with a slightly straighter back (if it's going to curve it's better to curve it a outwards than inwards) and the hind legs could use a little bit of work with the joints and angles. Other than that it's great, I like the proportions and the pose feels natural.
ella556 wrote:-image-
My best oekaki by far. I SUCK at shading, and all of the tools. all i can really do is draw.
That's an interesting theme with the split face. You should make more drawings on a similar theme, perhaps evolve the concept. Have you read the
"How To Use Oekaki?" Guide? It explains all the tools, and then you just have to practise. I noticed that you only spent six minutes on your drawing, and I know for sure that I would never be able to draw anything in that amount of time. Perhaps you should try to let the drawing take the time it needs, the results are often worth it. Shading is hard to do, I still struggle with it a lot, but you seem to be on the right track with the light effects on the sunny side. Be bold with your shading, large and clear areas of light and shadow, I think it's hard to overdo it^^.