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Published: 2015-08-04 00:47:06 +0000 UTC; Views: 90209; Favourites: 3609; Downloads: 614
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This one was even more fun to make! After studying teeth yesterday I decided to use what I'd just learned to correct some of my own work and see if the product was any better. I think it's helped a lot! Again, I hope this is helpful in some way
It's a bit wordy. It's probably not completely 100% accurate but it covers most anatomy issues, I think. My references used to make this:
sta.sh/2mxcamkmsz
Here's the first part of the guide, or what got me started on this:
And here's a guide on snarls n stuff
The paintings I corrected:
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Comments: 40
I struggle alot with this but think you helped. Thanks!
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I like this, it reminds me of that comic The Dreyrugr (I'm probably misspelling it).
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Ohhh, this is VERY helpful! Thank you so much for making this!^^
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This is a great tutorial; thank you for making this.
I do have one question though, and it is regarding IA and IB. In IA, you have the correct example with the top two canines curved a bit outward. However, in IB, you have them with no curve outwards. Which one would be more anatomically correct? I was kind of confuzzled about that one. @_@
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Hey there, thank you!
That's a good question! I think drawing them curved is more natural and it's always bothered me how straight the canines are but apparently it's the correct way. I drew them too curvy in the first example and they shouldve been a bit more like these:
sta.sh/21jgvqpzqydj
So basically, the straighter looking canines are more correct 
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Ah, okies! Thank you for the information.
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Thanks a lot! This should be very helpful! !
Is that a Salkio?
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Oh man, this is extremely helpful! Thanks for this!
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Thank you, this was very useful.
Now I knew my way of drawing teeth wasn't realistic, but now I can pay at least a bit more attention to it c:
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hey you, I'm glad this was helpful!
P.S. your teeth always look really pretty MM
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Thank you!
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i love this, thank you!!
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AHHH i'm so happy that you like it!
And sure!! feel free to refer to it whenever you'd like
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Thank you very much! It's a really awesome way to explain things using your own mistakes as examples and how you fixed them! Thank you
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Thanks, friend!
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eee, you're so welcome!!
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ah this was helpful!
I always had problems with teeths!
So thanks for sharing this!~
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Eee, yay!
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Ahh this will be great! I find I tend to find drawing open canine mouths pops up a lot for commission work so this should hopefully help a bit. Thank you for making this. Also I love that you didn't make this snarky or condescending at all to people who make anatomy errors, it's really great ^^
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Eee, i'm glad to hear this might be helpful!
Also of course no snarky comments! 
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Ahh it's no problem, we all make mistakes ^^
It's amazing to see that you can evaluate yourself as an artist without losing self-confidence too. One thing is to be critical of your own work but then it's another to be so critical of it that it gets you down if that makes sense.
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Hahah thanks! This one was much more fun
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