Just make sure they are stock photos, and not just photos found on google... otherwise that would be stealing. ;(

I don't understand how it would be stealing if I state I am using reference photos? O_o I'd be happy to link each of the photos, but theft would be saying that I drew these on my own with no sources whatsoever; or blatantly tracing the photos and calling it drawn art.

It's using someones property without permission just because it's on the internet... that's stealing no matter what you'd like to think. :(
That's why there's such thing as 'stock photos'. Stock photos are pictures or art free to use for reference or what have you.



Just letting you know.

You can use other photos and things for reference, just not create derivative images based off of them.
If you browse through a bunch of sheep photos on Google Images, to get a feel for anatomy, that's fine.
Tracing them or using them directly isn't good, though.

You can find plenty of references under a creative commons license on flickr, with a quick search.
That's better than just using the Google image search in this case.

http://www.flickr.com/creativecommons/by-2.0/

Baaaaa! BAAAAA!

They look great, girl! You did an awesome job!

Thank you :) My coworker wants me to draw her as a sheep. So what better way to practice then drawing from the original thing? XD I didn't realize how difficult their faces were to draw though. They don't really have a strong distinct shape to their muzzle unless they are turned a certain way. ._.

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