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Soo, I didn't really know what title to give this deviantation - but it was something I did for school, and although I'm fairly proud of it as a manip, I know I can't compare to all those other deviants out there whose photomanipulations are absolutely AMAZING! (Such as and 's stock account )

Any way, we had a theme for this assignment - "Movement", and I just had to do something involving canines because I love them so much. So this is my attempt at showing how (some) canines were adapted (for want of a better word) from wolves, to wolf- like dogs, and then to dogs that hardly resemble wolves at all.

Now, for the stock credits. Thanks to all the people out there who take beautiful photographs, and then let people use them! And thank you especially to those whose stock I have used in this piece.

Arctic wolf (c) to from [link]

European wolf (c) to from [link]

Siberian husky (c) to -nanio- on Flickr, from [link]

(Standard Schnauzer (c) to me)

Moon (c) to Robert Schöller on Flickr, from

Pawprints (c) to Adelgado on Flickr, from [link]

Background (c) to Rikfrog on Flickr, from [link]

Moon from Flickr (I can't find it on there right now, though!)

I can't remember where if found the snow tutorial, but it's on Google somewhere, and I think it's pretty good!

Description
Soo, I didn't really know what title to give this deviantation - but it was something I did for school, and although I'm fairly proud of it as a manip, I know I can't compare to all those other deviants out there whose photomanipulations are absolutely AMAZING! (Such as and 's stock account )

Any way, we had a theme for this assignment - "Movement", and I just had to do something involving canines because I love them so much. So this is my attempt at showing how (some) canines were adapted (for want of a better word) from wolves, to wolf- like dogs, and then to dogs that hardly resemble wolves at all.

Now, for the stock credits. Thanks to all the people out there who take beautiful photographs, and then let people use them! And thank you especially to those whose stock I have used in this piece.

Arctic wolf (c) to from [link]

European wolf (c) to from [link]

Siberian husky (c) to -nanio- on Flickr, from [link]

(Standard Schnauzer (c) to me)

Moon (c) to Robert Schöller on Flickr, from

Pawprints (c) to Adelgado on Flickr, from [link]

Background (c) to Rikfrog on Flickr, from [link]

Moon from Flickr (I can't find it on there right now, though!)

I can't remember where if found the snow tutorial, but it's on Google somewhere, and I think it's pretty good!