TheNinthWolf wrote:Could i have a redline on this? i've had trouble with the back leg and definately the belly.
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I'm always happy to
redline tealline^^'. I couldn't really get it's hip to look right, so don't trust that part too much, but there are some other things I think I could help a little with. I think the hind leg looks okay, but it could be a little slimmer. Longer front legs would help with the belly placement and the pose. I think that the head is slightly too big and the neck is a little too long, wolves are quite compact. Other than that I love how it looks so far, it's a creative pose.
Silent Symphony wrote:I finished this awhile back, but I was wondering if there was anything I could do to improve the shading. It's traditional, of course: -X-
Wow, I love the amount of detail work in your drawing, every stitch is shaded so it looks almost real. I like the nice 3d effect that the shading brings. The only thing I could say for advice is that some really dark shades in some places (except for inside the ears/nostrils and so on) could make it pop out more.
Zoë wrote:-Link-
Haha, I've got so much that I'd really like your guys' input on, that I just threw it all into this.
Most of it's little stuff.
Obviously, I'm working on improving all of that right now, and I can easily find tutorials, but I wondered if anyone had any tips or tricks that they use to draw these things accurately.
Have you checked out the tutorials listed in the
Art / Anatomy Tutorials list Susiron put together?
For the wolf fur length question, this is my favourite tutorial:
http://nika-wolfgirl.deviantart.com/art ... -171326324ℓʋcιғɛя wrote:Thanks for all the comments. c:
I fixed it up a little.
Also, I apologize for my bad camera.
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@Zoe: I like that. It made me chuckle. I would help, if I could, but I struggle with all these things also.
The new version looks a lot better, the hind legs are just about perfect now. Did you make the head larger, because I think it might be a little bit too large^^.