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Description
He's quite spotty if you think about it
Anyways, when you get to where his chin is just about to his lip, you'll see some pink showing through the fur (that's his skin). This should be included in his drawing.

I'm sorry my fingers got in the way for some of the spots, so do your best with what you got and just pretend my fingers aren't in the way

You will notice that there's a wider strip with spotted SKIN on the top part of his chin, which then the white stripe narrows as it goes down to his saggy dulap (Don't forget to draw the dulap!). As you can tell in another image, the white does extend down a little further than the tan that surrounds it, however it does NOT ''totally'' connect to the white on his chest. There is a very faint break in between the two (which should be drawn more as a shade of gray because it's not a complete solid break).

This is for use for the artist doing Moose's ''reference sheet'' or ''character sheet''

For best detail the artist should download the full view image

This is not a stock photo and is not to be used by anyone else (one exception). There is also no need to comment this photo.

Exception: You may use these for general canine anatomy references. No crediting required, no asking required, just do NOT copy the image (use it as a photo to study from, not re-draw) and please don't make a character with all of his colors and markings!

Description
He's quite spotty if you think about it
Anyways, when you get to where his chin is just about to his lip, you'll see some pink showing through the fur (that's his skin). This should be included in his drawing.

I'm sorry my fingers got in the way for some of the spots, so do your best with what you got and just pretend my fingers aren't in the way

You will notice that there's a wider strip with spotted SKIN on the top part of his chin, which then the white stripe narrows as it goes down to his saggy dulap (Don't forget to draw the dulap!). As you can tell in another image, the white does extend down a little further than the tan that surrounds it, however it does NOT ''totally'' connect to the white on his chest. There is a very faint break in between the two (which should be drawn more as a shade of gray because it's not a complete solid break).

This is for use for the artist doing Moose's ''reference sheet'' or ''character sheet''

For best detail the artist should download the full view image

This is not a stock photo and is not to be used by anyone else (one exception). There is also no need to comment this photo.

Exception: You may use these for general canine anatomy references. No crediting required, no asking required, just do NOT copy the image (use it as a photo to study from, not re-draw) and please don't make a character with all of his colors and markings!