ATTENTION-These pictures posted here are open for use!
Rules for doing so are simple:
Trace for practice.
Eye ball.
Tracing is acceptable for use for completed works (not just line work....work that piece!)-however FA will not allow such works to be posted. BUT!....

Give credit, link back:I'm not selling these for use (they're kinda crap), so I just ask for that in exchange.
SHOW ME! I wanna see what you've done!

Tips are accepted, just prod me at  Karja

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UPDATE

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Why the change to allow tracing?
I have stumbled across views outside of the fandom, thoughts and consideration, so I believe there is acceptable, ethical tracing in the form of transfer, and that the end result matters more than the technique. Ethics about tracing? Yes, if you own it, have permission, bought rights for use where that falls under the use agreement, yes, I feel it is acceptable. Just don't rely on it.

If you question my views, get in contact with me over at my main account so we can discuss it further.

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For my art, visit  Karja or my portfolio account(for which I have pieces available for sale)  KarjasPortfolio

Don't mind me, I'm the shy, quiet, observant type who doesn't often have much to say outside of animals and art. ^-^ Oh, and I stare into space while I'm thinking.....a LOT. Just one more reason I'm mostly a camel.

I'm also an utter animal nerd with a strong interest in dogs, camels, and canine genetics(of course!). Please be aware that I have studied especially dogs and their genetics a fair bit, so if you don't know why I say something, just ask! X3 I'm always happy to explain why some myths are in fact myths and how things actually work.

I believe in 'To each their own' As there really isn't a 'best dog/breed' out there. No one breed is right for everyone, and to think otherwise does a great disservice to not only the breed, but also to people. A jogger who want's a jogging companion is not going to be happy with a Chow, and a laid back person who likes to stay home is likely to be driven bonkers by a Border Collie. So, when and if you're involved in a breed, don't just point out the good point and talk your breed up, talk them down as well. If someone is not deterred by the possible issues your breed is known for, then they are likely to be able to be a good match, rather than a bad match where they both end up miserable and possibly one in the pound or worse.