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LordsofElizium — Grey Timber Wolf
Published: 2007-01-05 17:34:31 +0000 UTC; Views: 4269; Favourites: 4; Downloads: 244
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This took about a total of 18 hrs to complete as in about 1 and a half hrs to draw the basic outlines and details and another 16 hrs to colour it in, but I didn't colour it in the one day it took a few weeks because I did about 3 hrs of work on it each day.Related content
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Simply amazing. I love how you made the fur look so soft and realistic. It makes me just want to reach out and pet him. (Though in real life he would just bite my hand off..>>....) You did a really good job on the eyes and ears too. Very nice.
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Thanks a million. I don't think you would get within a few yards of a wild wolf because he would probably just yelp and run away, but if you were in one of those wolf sanctuaries you probably would get to pet a wolf for real, as some tame wolves have been known to warm up to some people.
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Thats cool. ^^ Yeah, my dog Roxy herself is part wolf. Just a little though..
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WOW THAT'S AWESOME i lov the fur and the little blue spots, ur such a great artist that i decided i will eat ur brain and get ur talent
u think i would hav figured out by now that that doesn't work
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He looks great. Very realistic yet also artistic in a subtle way. Love it! His expression is just spot on. Great job.
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I like the blue hi-lites, it gives me the feeling of dusk in the snow(which I've experienced many times) and his expression ads to it with a bit of a lonely look.
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Thanks again for your comment. As far as I know this wolf is in a snow covered landscape (probably Alaska) and thats the reason for the blue hi-lites on his fur.
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