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Published: 2010-03-08 21:40:19 +0000 UTC; Views: 3130; Favourites: 191; Downloads: 76
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I saw this lovely stock picture from and I really wanted to do a charcoal drawing of it.
I altered many things with the marking of the wolf dog to better suit my purpose-I really wanted to set up a contrast between the soft side where he is "fading" and the other sharp, crisp side.
Hope you like it!
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Very striking, I just want to pet him. It looks like an oil painting.
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Hi my friend! Your artwork was featured in my News articleβ Masters of lightβ here: [link]
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Oh awesome, thanks so much!
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The impressionistic quality of the "fading", as you so eloquently put it, looks really nice and I think it adds a lot to the composition of the piece. The painterly quality invoked detail and the form feels really solid.
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I'm so glad that you mentioned the impressionistic quality-Impressionism is one of my favorite styles of art and has a lot influence on what I do. Thanks so much for the comment!
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WOW.
This is fantastic.
I can't even make an intelligent comment.
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Wonderful. The way you've coloured the fur looks really great.
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This looks really good! I like the heavy contrast and the fur texture looks great.
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It is really amazing 
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Fantastic work! I like it so much! 
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Awww, I really like the flowing of the hair and the contrast, but my favorite bit is the eye. Well done
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My charcoal is becoming increasingly angry that I am not using it for this purpose right now. Little does the charcoal know that it will get its fill in once I get some pencil drawings in. And a few more.
Your attention to detail is very good. I'm currently following the advice of my Art III teacher: "Anybody can be taught how to draw something they can see". For me that's plenty encouraging, so I'm taking the time to draw just what I see.
Then again, at that point I needed the encouragement. There's a reason you shouldn't go from Art I at a more or less slum school to Art III in a school that churns out national contest winners.
Thank you for sharing this with us and for reinvigorating me! Not that I needed it, but... ^^
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Thanks!
I had never used charcoal until I took art classes and even then I really hated it, but it has really grown on me since then. I can see why you would want to do pencil drawing though, much less messy 
I agree with your teacher, anyone can be taught to draw-just a matter of patience and effort.
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Wow. This is magnificent. I can tell you put in a lot of work and it really shows!
Great Job!
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Thanks! This was actually done with charcoal sticks XD I should work with pencils more in the future though...
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Welcome. 
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This is so gorgeous! I love the different tones used and your style is lovely
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