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This is my Master Study participation in the 'Master Study to Original - January Challenge' of MasterStudiesAndMore , co-hosted by Inspiring-Creation and ThatArtGrind ".

The theme is Animals and I chose a photograph of a wolf to illustrate. Not sure how this image is going to look because on one screen it looks 'normal' and on another it looks pretty dark. It has been a long time since I did a very detailed image. I really like doing detailed images so this was pretty fun to do. The fur was challenging but in the end it felt very much like doing a stipple illustration except that the dots are slightly elongated to create the fur look. I was also planning on doing it in color but to eliminate the stress and just draw I did this in greyscale. I do plan on seeing whether I can add color to this ---> I have seen some interesting videos so I will see how that goes. If not then this will just stay as grey scale.

It is not yet finished. I thought that I would leave this to show my progress within the challenge and like ro5ert , I will be finishing this in conjunction with the second part of the challenge which is the original. I do realise that I need to lighten it more as I go along...I have a tendency to make my images too dark for some reason and I am lacking in adding the right amount of light. I do love the fact that I was able to use a textured brush ---> it is a small thing but I am trying to learn how to use textured brushes.

There were so many beautiful images of wolves but I settled on this because I wanted to try my hand at fur and I wanted to also find an image of a wolf that had some muscle tone so I could draw that as well. I plan on doing a werewolf for my original so I wanted to learn how to do the necessary elements.

Here is the original image: www.google.com/imgres?imgurl=h… (the image isolated)
This is the site that I got it from: wallpaperaccess.com/wolf-4k (unfortunately I have no idea who created this image and this site does not do much to help me figure out who that may be. I am hoping that maybe I just don't know where to look)

Notable mention is this: www.google.com/imgres?imgurl=h… (this wolf looks so badass. I was considering drawing it but I did not know how to illustrate the white fur. But, like, this wolf has a scar over it's eye!!! It looks like it probably wears a medallion of Geralt of Rivia around it's neck!!!)

Description
This is my Master Study participation in the 'Master Study to Original - January Challenge' of MasterStudiesAndMore , co-hosted by Inspiring-Creation and ThatArtGrind ".

The theme is Animals and I chose a photograph of a wolf to illustrate. Not sure how this image is going to look because on one screen it looks 'normal' and on another it looks pretty dark. It has been a long time since I did a very detailed image. I really like doing detailed images so this was pretty fun to do. The fur was challenging but in the end it felt very much like doing a stipple illustration except that the dots are slightly elongated to create the fur look. I was also planning on doing it in color but to eliminate the stress and just draw I did this in greyscale. I do plan on seeing whether I can add color to this ---> I have seen some interesting videos so I will see how that goes. If not then this will just stay as grey scale.

It is not yet finished. I thought that I would leave this to show my progress within the challenge and like ro5ert , I will be finishing this in conjunction with the second part of the challenge which is the original. I do realise that I need to lighten it more as I go along...I have a tendency to make my images too dark for some reason and I am lacking in adding the right amount of light. I do love the fact that I was able to use a textured brush ---> it is a small thing but I am trying to learn how to use textured brushes.

There were so many beautiful images of wolves but I settled on this because I wanted to try my hand at fur and I wanted to also find an image of a wolf that had some muscle tone so I could draw that as well. I plan on doing a werewolf for my original so I wanted to learn how to do the necessary elements.

Here is the original image: www.google.com/imgres?imgurl=h… (the image isolated)
This is the site that I got it from: wallpaperaccess.com/wolf-4k (unfortunately I have no idea who created this image and this site does not do much to help me figure out who that may be. I am hoping that maybe I just don't know where to look)

Notable mention is this: www.google.com/imgres?imgurl=h… (this wolf looks so badass. I was considering drawing it but I did not know how to illustrate the white fur. But, like, this wolf has a scar over it's eye!!! It looks like it probably wears a medallion of Geralt of Rivia around it's neck!!!)