wolf sense

Falstaff · Sep 2, 2003, 04:26 AM

HsuGotaQ · Sep 2, 2003, 05:03 AM

Very nice work there Fallang_jeff! Out of all of what is in the drawing, I really do like the ears and eyes a lot. The imperfections (non symetrical paterns) give the ears really a lot of realism. Plus I'm a great fan of the pencil / ink technique you use to create the depth in your drawing. Kinda like the art in the comic book business before 97', less computer colors (gradients) and more lines and strokes to define specific depth and texture. Great job!

Also, Is that drool under the wolfs nose or is it fur. It's the only part of this beautiful drawing that I can't figure out.

Falstaff · Sep 2, 2003, 01:46 PM

your right.....frosty morning....everything sticks to the fur...I can imagine the breath...almost frozen in the canadian air...and the silence...as the wolf stares you down...no sound..pehaps..except a crow keeping station above...waiting for the wolf to make his move..

Sep 2, 2003, 04:26 AM	#1
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Sep 2, 2003, 01:46 PM	Thread Starter #3
Falstaff Old Codger Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: USAFA Posts: 19,048 Rep Power: 207	your right.....frosty morning....everything sticks to the fur...I can imagine the breath...almost frozen in the canadian air...and the silence...as the wolf stares you down...no sound..pehaps..except a crow keeping station above...waiting for the wolf to make his move.. __________________ "Inspiration is always a surprising visitor."

Sep 2, 2003, 05:03 AM	#2
HsuGotaQ Hydrogenated Dumbass Join Date: May 2002 Location: Canuckland Posts: 755 Rep Power: 0	Very nice work there Fallang_jeff! Out of all of what is in the drawing, I really do like the ears and eyes a lot. The imperfections (non symetrical paterns) give the ears really a lot of realism. Plus I'm a great fan of the pencil / ink technique you use to create the depth in your drawing. Kinda like the art in the comic book business before 97', less computer colors (gradients) and more lines and strokes to define specific depth and texture. Great job! Also, Is that drool under the wolfs nose or is it fur. It's the only part of this beautiful drawing that I can't figure out.