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I am so glad with how this turned out, exactly as how I had it in mind. This drawing took me nearly two or three weeks to work on but I think it was worth the time. I learned a lot while working on this and I think Kent looks fairly realistic too in this which is what I was aiming for.
I've used a lot of references both for Kent and the background (I had however painted and edited over them so much that they don't look like the originals anymore), which I certainly will do more on future drawings. Also, this is the first time I didn't made a traditional sketch at first but instead I had started working on it right away on Photoshop with some red wolf references. I hope you all like this.
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I've used a lot of references both for Kent and the background (I had however painted and edited over them so much that they don't look like the originals anymore), which I certainly will do more on future drawings. Also, this is the first time I didn't made a traditional sketch at first but instead I had started working on it right away on Photoshop with some red wolf references. I hope you all like this.
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Kent Laiton & Artwork © =BleedingXRazorXWrist.
You do not have permission to repost, steal, copy, recolor, trace, or claim this piece of your own.
Category Artwork (Digital) / Animal related (non-anthro)
Species Wolf
Size 1280 x 949px
File Size 143 kB
You did a gorgeous job with the fur detail on his torso <3 And the whole composition looks good with color and layout. And the clouds are just terrific ^x^
Critique for future stuffses:
The water is really cool, you really did the reflective surface well. And I really like the spots where you can kind of see rocks under the surface. You should play that up more though, along the shallower parts, to show a little bit of darker color where the banks and rocks along the edge would show through and reflect some.
The rocks are coming along well! The painting strokes on them are a little too fluid though, like oil slicks. I'd keep them more angular and less swirled. You have a really great color variation and texture start there though!
Critique for future stuffses:
The water is really cool, you really did the reflective surface well. And I really like the spots where you can kind of see rocks under the surface. You should play that up more though, along the shallower parts, to show a little bit of darker color where the banks and rocks along the edge would show through and reflect some.
The rocks are coming along well! The painting strokes on them are a little too fluid though, like oil slicks. I'd keep them more angular and less swirled. You have a really great color variation and texture start there though!
Thank you so very much. :]
I admit I had actually thought of adding a bit of a reflection of the mountains to it, but I think I had forgotten to do so accidentally. But next time I will certainly keep that as well as all the other points in mind. Thanks for all the advice, I appreciate it. :]
I admit I had actually thought of adding a bit of a reflection of the mountains to it, but I think I had forgotten to do so accidentally. But next time I will certainly keep that as well as all the other points in mind. Thanks for all the advice, I appreciate it. :]
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