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Lenval β Free-Use Wolf Character Sheet
Published: 2010-02-11 12:53:38 +0000 UTC; Views: 24331; Favourites: 828; Downloads: 2212
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Just a few rules...Credits to me.
Do NOT remove the credits placed on the template. You may move them though.
Link back to my page.
Feel free to show your design!
PSD file download. I'm not providing files for others D<
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This is one of my favorite Line Arts 
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I love this Used here:Β ts-animalgirl.deviantart.com/aβ¦
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Used it! Thank you i love this lineart! Β bluewolve.deviantart.com/art/Sβ¦
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Thank you, used here:Β www.deviantart.com/submit/deviβ¦
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Used Again 
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Used Again! xcyberneticgeneticx.deviantartβ¦
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I love this LineArt, So i went ahead and used it!
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Amazing lineart! Used here: jeamesthewolf.deviantart.com/aβ¦
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Used here:Β fav.me/d7wzku7 and here:Β fav.me/d7wzlhx Thank you!
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Used your lineart 
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Will be using. Thank you for the amazing PSD.
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woah i'd use this alot if i knew how to color in gimp/fs
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This reference sheet is traced...Β www.ezimba.com/work/130824C/ezβ¦
Here's the original:Β www.wildnatureimages.com/imageβ¦
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Yes, it is. oi42.tinypic.com/n5sbb9.jpg
If you can't see that it's clearly traced, then I worry.
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It isn't traced. How could Lenval of traced it if most of the picture isn't there! It isn't traced.
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Seriously how do you not see that! I placed it over on a low opacity, and tilted the drawing so it lined up with the image. You either don't know what tracing is, or you're just unable to see it.Β
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he could have used a wolf reference, as most wolf pictures have them in a similar pose. stop trying to get lenval in trouble, and mind your own business.
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If it's traced, find the proper images on DA or google images. Ik what tracing is, and that isnt traced.
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Are you seriously thinking that unless the photo is sourced from dA or google, it's not theft??? The photo has a copyright on it, it's an actual photo, and can EASILY be traced via google.
Here's the link, WITH all the copyright information below it.Β
This is art theft, and if you can't understand that, then I don't know what you will.
www.wildnatureimages.com/Wolf_β¦
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Retard, nothing is traced. She probably just got the style from the photo.
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It's clearly traced, you can see the exact same shape. If you can't see that, then I'm afraid you're the 'retard'.
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She clearly got the idea from the picture. Stop accusing her of tracing. You can tell if someone has traced something or not.
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There's a difference between getting an idea from something, and tracing it. If she had 'gotten the idea' from it, the proportions, body shape, and lines wouldn't match up, which they do. Get educated.
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just report her if you think she's tracingΒ
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Thats only the full body, yes, thats traced, but where is the headshot?
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I never stated that the headshot was traced, did I? The main part of this template is traced, making it art theft.
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Actually, I don't believe it's art theft. She traced a photo of a wolf, big deal. I trace most of my drawings, since I'm not a confident artist.
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.....tracing any photo is art theft. If you do not OWN that photo, then you are stealing someone elses work.
If you're tracing photos that you have taken, it is not considered theft as you own it. But if it is someone elses photo, it's theft.
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IF she did use that photo, it's not art theft. Pictures like that can be used for STOCK photos. Meaning that people can use them to practice drawing whatever,
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Actually, that photo was not a stock photo, it was on a private photography website. People can use STOCK photos, only when the photographer allows them to be used for STOCK photos, otherwise they don't publish it under a creative commons license, making it theft.
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Whatever.... Β And you do realize that there are some other wolf photos that are similar to that one.
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It's exactly the same?? Don't believe me if you don't want to, but the evidence is obvious. Just because you've used the lineart doesn't mean you have to be too stubborn to admit it.
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may i use this as adoptables on another site?
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This is so awesome<3Β
Used~Β zimlover62.deviantart.com/art/...
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Would it be okay if I erased one of the wolves? I'm going for cartoonish realism, and I don't want to have to do it over on another
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hey i did a microsoft paint friendly version of your lineart
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Just checked. Works fine.
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it should work
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