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Published: 2005-01-02 22:27:17 +0000 UTC; Views: 6312; Favourites: 199; Downloads: 62
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This is a pencil and ink drawing of a werewolf. Technically, a werewolf is not a man-wolf creature, but a human that turns into a wolf. Her name is Eliza.Normally I don't step into the realm for drawing wolves, anthros, or the like because my works in that area normally look demonic, deformed, or in some way not a beautiful combination (though no necessarily bad, not the image I desire to create.)
Hope you enjoy.
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Hello Keyoyia, my name is HatalΓbio Almeida, liked very much your art! I am a writer and am preparing a book for independent RPG-themed werewolves, but production is paralyzed by lack of illustrations. I can not bear costs today, you will allowed me to use this illustration? The book would have their credits for the same, including how to contact for jobs of your choice.
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The lines could b a bit smoother, flow a bit better, but overall this s a very nice piece. Quite pretty.
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Its beautiful theres something saddening about the image i love how you chose a woman instead of the typical man to potray a werewolf
definitely a favorite :]
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Ooh. I like the combination. A definate fave.
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Human's I am not too fond off. But the wolf is great! (thought it could use a tad more detail)
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For someone who never fucking draws wolves, you kick the cum sodden pants of those who think they can *not that I am truly good at it or whatever...I got a long way to go*! I love it...I won't give you any kind of anatomical critique on the wolf as there is little to be complained about and I am sure you did this with little reference on canine facial structure.
Great work! hehehehe, I turned you into a Furry Artist *flings furry porn confetti at you*.
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I did some reference, mostly because uhhh... and this may sound stupid, but I wasn't entirely sure where the ears on a wolf's head go. All the fur sort of obscures that. It isn't like with humans... geh. My biggest concener was getting the indention from the snout to forehead right, and getting the ears placed the right way and not, say, on the ass end. Mwah.
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Well, you did really well. The ears are pretty much in the right spot, though they look a little too stiff *wolves ears can crinkle and twist much as if they were made of leather on a wire loop*. But don't listen to me, it looks good, especially for a first try. Besides, the average person wouldn't even notice...I just happen to have an obsession with them *grins*. Even if yours was hideous, lets not forget our friend that draws them as moth eaten, overfed jackals *rolls eyes*.
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I'm trying to enjoy doing more animals, which is difficult. I have trouble...understand the concept of them, sometimes. I can see a human ribcage, the heart, lungs, but when I think of a wolf there is a blank, drool stare on my face without much of anything intelligent about it. If I draw one again, definitely give me a word on the anatomy. I try to observe similarities in all the wolve's body structures to get an idea of placement, but still. Eh, new.
Don't forget... it's not that she needs to wax-- that's a tail.
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The composition's superb. I like the feel of it--pencil and ink combinations are always nice.
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