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SpiriMuse — Attacking the Omega
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Published: 2017-08-13 23:35:08 +0000 UTC; Views: 4794; Favourites: 208; Downloads: 26
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A sketched drawing I did a few months back to let some inner anger out. Lol fuck that dude Decided to share because.. well it's awesome.Photoshop CS5
wacom Bamboo capture
Time: 45 mins
They aren't from Wolf's Rain... Lol
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Comments: 42
Oh man that poor boy looks done for XD Such a savage yet beautiful picture!
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HOW did this only take you 45 mins? ;-; It would take me at least 2 hours >.<
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HOW is this not Wolf's Rain? did you like subconciously draw the characters??
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''Decided to share because.. well it's awesome.''
Thank you
Thank you so much for sharing this
It is awesome
all the movement, the emotions, and everything *-*
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Well of course! Thanks for your input, I never thought this piece would grab so much attention haha
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Really?
Sure, in comparison to your other works this one is simple, just sketchy and well...really simple
But I'm a person who likes to also see this kind of drawings from people who normally do
so extremely detailed work like you do
And I'd actually be happy to see more pieces like this xD
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I wonder how many people these days know that wolf packs actually don't have the whole "alpha, beta, omega" structure monarchy thing going on and are actually just a mom, dad, their big kids and some others XD
But really good job! I like the dynamic poses and I hope you're feeling better!
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Yes they do. There is this whole misinterpreted thing going around where people believe that wolves have no hierarchy. Since it was confirmed as a myth that an "Alpha" wolf is aggressive, controlling, and forceful, People turned it into the assumption that there is no alpha, beta, or omega. knowledgenuts.com/2014/01/11/t… It says so in that article. Here is why people are wrong, The breeding pair in a pack are considered the "alphas" because they make important decisions when it comes to hunting and overall pack socialization. The "beta" of the pack usually consists of one or two wolves who take the alpha's place when they are away or will take over leadership of the pack if they become sick, die, etc. After them are subordinates which make up the bulk of the pack, most being the alpha pair's offspring or loners who were accepted into the pack. The omega plays a role at keeping the peace and helps to prevent tension that may rise, especially during feeding. Evidence here -> westernwildlife.org/gray-wolf-… The alpha male & female are the most dominant and must ensure their position within the pack to prevent other members from mating and to keep them in place inside the social order. Here is a video that proves this -> www.youtube.com/watch?v=MJvATG…
Hopefully that didn't come off as aggressive/rude, I'm just trying to explain it and it's not the first time I had to lol. Thank you so much! <3
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I see! It still feels less..." hierarchy" and more family group type thing, like how parents are of course the ones who are the top and in charge; the respective authority views in the family is dependant on age, wisdom, and strength; the oldest and strongest members of the family take charge for the parents in the parents' absence and such. What I meant is how most people still think wolf packs run like a harsh tyrant monarchy instead of an organized family group. I may have worded things badly XD
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Yes, that is exactly how a wolf pack works, They are a family and there is no... tyrant monster monarchy type shit lmao, maybe in a fantasy rpg world.
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Exactly! XD I see so many wolf comics where wolf packs run like: "there's a king, queen, advisers, and then the disposable peasants-- oh and the heirs to the throne, the only ones with the king and queen's blood" but they attach these to the words "alphas, betas, subordinates, omegas (and heirs)" to the point where I've just lost the ability to take these terms seriously, unfortunately haha
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LMAO oh man, that stuff I can't unsee haha
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No lol he's moving towards them
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Are you sure they are not wolf's rain 
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What? That wolf ain't even close to Zali.
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I haven't watched it in ages. It does look like one of them though...
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Love how you mention "they are't from wolf's rain" and it's the first thing on everyone's minds. X'D
That aside, I think it's a real cool piece. That poor floof though!
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Haha, yeah. They do look somewhat similar but they are much different. They were also mostly flat colored without detailed markings added so I can see why the omega looks like Toboe in terms of the visible coat pattern, but he is a much lighter color.
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Lmfao, the struggles are real. It's still a real good piece though. XD
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I definitely thought they were from Wolf's Rain and I was like omggg noo!!! not Toboe!!!
But then I read the thing and aaaaaaaaaaa.
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I guess it's just because they kinda remind me of the Wolf's Rain characters, I immediately went, "Why this, my son doesn't deserve it." Really love the dynamic of it! even if it's painful :')
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O
Nooooo!
Save the poor fluff! D;
Great piece!
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Awesome! I was going to say what others here did, that they look like the wolves from Wolf's Rain! XDDD
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Awesome picture, but what does the wolves look like the cast of Wolf Rain?
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They look like the Wolf's Rain gang. o.o 'Cept for that guy in the back.
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