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My crappy wolf drawing tutorial. I'll make a better one eventually, and I have to make a pup tut as well. Although pups are really the same but with different proportions.

CLICK DOWNLOAD. It's a .zip file with five different scanned pics showing the five steps.

For anyone who needs me to explain the steps:
1: Draw three circles. These will become the wolf's body.
2: Draw two curvy lines like these, one in front and one at the back.
3: Draw in the head circle, connect it to the body circles with a line. Draw in another cuvry line and make hoof-like shapes. These will become the paws.
4: Draw another curvy line for the tail and a rectangle-type shape for the muzzle.
5: This is a big step. Do your basic outline - no fur detail yet - and fill in the details like eyes, ears, nose, and paw detail. Add the other front leg and paw. NOW you add the fur detail. Ink and colour.

This goes the same no matter the pose, you just put the legs and head in different positions and give different expressions. But I hate this wolf's head.

Art, tutorial: ~ImmortalShande
For ~lightliger and anyone else who feels it's useful.

Description
My crappy wolf drawing tutorial. I'll make a better one eventually, and I have to make a pup tut as well. Although pups are really the same but with different proportions.

CLICK DOWNLOAD. It's a .zip file with five different scanned pics showing the five steps.

For anyone who needs me to explain the steps:
1: Draw three circles. These will become the wolf's body.
2: Draw two curvy lines like these, one in front and one at the back.
3: Draw in the head circle, connect it to the body circles with a line. Draw in another cuvry line and make hoof-like shapes. These will become the paws.
4: Draw another curvy line for the tail and a rectangle-type shape for the muzzle.
5: This is a big step. Do your basic outline - no fur detail yet - and fill in the details like eyes, ears, nose, and paw detail. Add the other front leg and paw. NOW you add the fur detail. Ink and colour.

This goes the same no matter the pose, you just put the legs and head in different positions and give different expressions. But I hate this wolf's head.

Art, tutorial: ~ImmortalShande
For ~lightliger and anyone else who feels it's useful.