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Description

Please read the rules below carefully before downloading
I know they seem like a lot, but I promise they're pretty simple.

Rules:

You can:
Use this lineart for character references
Create adoptables with this lineart for real currency or online currency (NO CRYPTO CURRENCY, NO EXCEPTIONS.)
Use this lineart off dA, as long as credit stays on the image
You can NOT:
YOU MAY NOT USE THIS LINEART, IMAGES MADE WITH THIS LINEART, OR ANY OTHER ASSOCIATED IMAGES FOR ANY SORT OF CRYPTO RELATED USE OR TO GAIN ANY SORT OF CRYPTO CURRENCY IN ANY FORMAT, NO EXCEPTIONS.
Remove credit from the image. You may move the watermark to a different location and/or resize it, but it MUST remain on the image and be clearly readable. You also may not claim the lines as your own.
You cannot upload the original unedited lineart anywhere. You may not redistribute this lineart in any way, shape, or form. You may upload your coloured and finished edits of the lineart such as character references wherever you please, but you may not make changes to the lineart and upload it as plain lineart, or upload the original lineart anywhere.
You may not make stock or resources from this lineart. This includes greyscales, edited versions of the lines, banners, ect.

You may not use these lines for commissions, if someone is paying you to make art for them, you should be making it yourself. The only exception is character design commissions, since you are selling the design rather than the lineart. If you're not sure, just ask!

If you have any questions about anything please feel free to ask!

How to use:

Hit the download button on the side of the page to download the psd. file. Once downloaded, open in a program that can use psd. files, there is not need to select and fill the lineart yourself, I have already filled it in a separate layer for you! <3 Simply use the clipping layer above it to start adding details, or create more clipping layers to that base! Everything clipped to the base will stay inside the lines, if you want to colour outside of them, make sure the layer is not clipped to the base. To colour the lines themselves, either lock the opacity of the lines layer and colour onto it, or create a new layer and clip it to the lineart.

Having trouble?
If you're having any troubles or do not have a program that can use psd. files, please feel free to send me a note and I will try to help you! If you don't have a program that can open a psd. file I will send you a link to the plain lines, you will have to fill the lines yourself on the plain file, since a plain png. file cannot keep layers.

I'm not an expert in anatomy in any sense of the word, but I try my best to look at muscle anatomy and make a rough guess of how certain things would work and overlap in poses. Most of my artwork and lines are not referenced, but if I make ones that are, a link to the reference and proper credit will be provided. Please do not consider these lines as 100% anatomically correct, there are a lot of flaws in the anatomy, these are just lines of my current style of drawing, and are not intended to be 100% realistic.

Also if you're wondering why there's a bunch of text over the preview, it's mostly just so that the preview lineart isn't taken and used without credit and such, which unfortunately happens more than I wish I could say. Although tbh I don't really know why since the preview lineart is in such a small resolution.

Description

Please read the rules below carefully before downloading
I know they seem like a lot, but I promise they're pretty simple.

Rules:

You can:
Use this lineart for character references
Create adoptables with this lineart for real currency or online currency (NO CRYPTO CURRENCY, NO EXCEPTIONS.)
Use this lineart off dA, as long as credit stays on the image
You can NOT:
YOU MAY NOT USE THIS LINEART, IMAGES MADE WITH THIS LINEART, OR ANY OTHER ASSOCIATED IMAGES FOR ANY SORT OF CRYPTO RELATED USE OR TO GAIN ANY SORT OF CRYPTO CURRENCY IN ANY FORMAT, NO EXCEPTIONS.
Remove credit from the image. You may move the watermark to a different location and/or resize it, but it MUST remain on the image and be clearly readable. You also may not claim the lines as your own.
You cannot upload the original unedited lineart anywhere. You may not redistribute this lineart in any way, shape, or form. You may upload your coloured and finished edits of the lineart such as character references wherever you please, but you may not make changes to the lineart and upload it as plain lineart, or upload the original lineart anywhere.
You may not make stock or resources from this lineart. This includes greyscales, edited versions of the lines, banners, ect.

You may not use these lines for commissions, if someone is paying you to make art for them, you should be making it yourself. The only exception is character design commissions, since you are selling the design rather than the lineart. If you're not sure, just ask!

If you have any questions about anything please feel free to ask!

How to use:

Hit the download button on the side of the page to download the psd. file. Once downloaded, open in a program that can use psd. files, there is not need to select and fill the lineart yourself, I have already filled it in a separate layer for you! <3 Simply use the clipping layer above it to start adding details, or create more clipping layers to that base! Everything clipped to the base will stay inside the lines, if you want to colour outside of them, make sure the layer is not clipped to the base. To colour the lines themselves, either lock the opacity of the lines layer and colour onto it, or create a new layer and clip it to the lineart.

Having trouble?
If you're having any troubles or do not have a program that can use psd. files, please feel free to send me a note and I will try to help you! If you don't have a program that can open a psd. file I will send you a link to the plain lines, you will have to fill the lines yourself on the plain file, since a plain png. file cannot keep layers.

I'm not an expert in anatomy in any sense of the word, but I try my best to look at muscle anatomy and make a rough guess of how certain things would work and overlap in poses. Most of my artwork and lines are not referenced, but if I make ones that are, a link to the reference and proper credit will be provided. Please do not consider these lines as 100% anatomically correct, there are a lot of flaws in the anatomy, these are just lines of my current style of drawing, and are not intended to be 100% realistic.

Also if you're wondering why there's a bunch of text over the preview, it's mostly just so that the preview lineart isn't taken and used without credit and such, which unfortunately happens more than I wish I could say. Although tbh I don't really know why since the preview lineart is in such a small resolution.