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littlealliegator — Advanced Canine Tutorial
Published: 2010-08-06 15:38:22 +0000 UTC; Views: 16866; Favourites: 598; Downloads: 182
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Edit: Here I'm too lazy to change this but apparently "the sclera is the white part of the eye, not the cornea. The cornea (along with eye fluid) is the clear part you see when you look at a dog face from the side." So there you go.WOOH made this as much for me as others. Hope somebody finds this useful. This covers dogs AND wolves. If anything in this seems off or if there are any writing errors tell me.
I call this advanced because there are many tutorials out there that cover the basic body structure of dogs and wolves but the things is here are a bit more nit-picky.
Images taken off of google (minus the one of my dog), if there really is a copyright problem I can draw my own versions but in many cases pictures seem much more helpful. It's for the sake of learning : <
If you're more interested in dog teeth [link] [link] [link]
Dog foot to human hand comparison [link]
Photo where fur flow is very apparent (remember the artist's rights : O) [link]
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Comments: 81
One of my dogs does the stand scratching thing too!!! LoL Over all a great tutorial!!
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Thanks. Oh wow I thought my dog was just a weirdo XD She can also look behind her without turning her body cuz her neck is so long O_O
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Dont worry your dogs not weird . .but mine deffo is
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Oooh, thanks for this! It's a great tutorial! ^-^
~Toki-chan
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Wooh glad you think so thanks : D
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The Lundehund is an interesting breed, especially with their extra digits on their feet!
And they look so amazingly cute!!!
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Yeah. They are adorable (those pictures I have don't really do their cuteness justice) I wish I could own one XD
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Ah thank you for this.
I've been basically guessing beforehand, and just taking some information from random pictures I see.
Lawl, I don't know if I'm aiming for realism, or not. Guess I'll have to wait and see.
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I hope it does help you : D
Pictures are always good references, but looking at my dog is always a lot more helpful for me cuz you actually get a 3-D and up close view.
I also learned a hella lot to from a dog encyclopedia, that's where I found out about the lundehund. : )
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Thank you for this, realistic or cartoony, I think any canine artist can benefit from this! Awesome job!! ^-^
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Wooh thanks. Yeah I feel it's just some of those little details that are easy, but can make drawing better. I hope it helps some people : D
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Lol you're welcome! and it definitely helped me! ^-^
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this is an AMAZING tutorial. seriously
...oww...the ay they're bending that dogs head back looks painful...lol<333
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Thanks :3
Well yeah that would like kill any other dog BWAHAH XD
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youre welcome
AHAHA xD that would suck... like really
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Yeah it really would : O
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brilliant tutorial if I ever attempt to draw a canine I'll defo be looking back on this
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Cool. Thanks : D
Yeah hope it'll help sometime : B
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Thanks. I'm glad if it can help you :3
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Aah, this is so useful. I have -so- much trouble drawing teeth on dogs, lol.
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Cool :3
If you haven't already looked at it, I posted a bunch of VERY useful links concerning dog teeth in the artist's comment.
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Yeah, checking em out right now.
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I could never in my life draw something realistic, but this is very interesting anyways.
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Well it just takes practice blah blah blah (I'm sure you've heard the spill 1000 times 
but yeah a lot of this stuff is really small and specific, but some of it could be applied to making better looking cartoons
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