Susiron wrote:Polar,
Yes, here's the topic C: -- viewtopic.php?f=10&t=884142
Painted,
The actual body and head looks pretty good, but the legs are still a bit wonky. The front legs aren't too bad-- mabye just a little too "bear-like", maybe slim them up?-- but the hind ones look very stiff and don't really bend correctly.
Try making the joints more round and exaggerated.
The anatomy of the wings are also off. They should have more bend to them, and the feathers are pretty random and nonsensical right now.
For realism sake, the wings should also probably be larger. The wings wouldn't be able to lift the wolf as they are now.


Tamed. wrote:@ painted<3
May I red line that for you? I'm not that big on canine, but the wings I can help with. :3
/should be working on commissions right now. QnQ/

painted<3 wrote:Susiron wrote:Polar,
Yes, here's the topic C: -- viewtopic.php?f=10&t=884142
Painted,
The actual body and head looks pretty good, but the legs are still a bit wonky. The front legs aren't too bad-- mabye just a little too "bear-like", maybe slim them up?-- but the hind ones look very stiff and don't really bend correctly.
Try making the joints more round and exaggerated.
The anatomy of the wings are also off. They should have more bend to them, and the feathers are pretty random and nonsensical right now.
For realism sake, the wings should also probably be larger. The wings wouldn't be able to lift the wolf as they are now.
It's supposed to be really fluffy, and she is spreading her wings preparing for flight. Should I shade/define the joints or fur?




Susiron wrote:Painted,
Alright, so the main thing that needs fixing is the wings.
You said that the wolf is about to take off, so she's going to be madly flapping at this point. With the pose you currently have, it just looks like her wings are very stiffly thrown back.
Try to make the longer-- to support the wolf's size-- and try to convey more of a flapping motion. Twist the wings to show that there's air under them, and flare out the tips.
Also, if the wolf is taking off, then you need to convey this with the entire body, not just the wings. Make the wolf's pose more fluid, as though they're running. The leg that's most forward may not even be touching the ground at this point.
Also, I think that it makes more sense for the head to be braced downwards, to show that she's bracing for a final jump to spring into the air. The ears could also be turned back.
The tail would also be whipping back.
For the actual legs, they should be slimmer, and show more movement. The hind legs especially need more curves.
Wolves are very fluffy, but their legs tend to be fairly slim.
Very nice work! Definitely showing improvement. C:

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