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GAAH! Miserable fail.
Tell me if you can't read anything, I will try to help

Hope ya'll like it! Took about an hour or two.

Lineart Tutorial, unneeded, I think
Coloring tutorial, if you want one of my miserable skill.
Shading tutorial, I could try...not well

Oh, and please, if you use this, give me a link to what you made from it, I'd like to see if it helped

Instructions on the sheet for each step.

1.) Sketch a circle, like this one. Use lines that cross so you can see where the muzzle and eyes will go later. If you are using Photoshop, be sure to use any color but black or grays. I prefer to use blue, but it is up to you.

2.) Add the ears and muzzle. Place the top line start of the muzzle in the center of the crossing lines and work to the edge of the circle. Add the nose then, and proceed down. Put in the mouth, and then put in the bottom jaw. Add the triangle ears, each about a centimeter or two away (depending on how close you are to the paper/page will determine the size).

3.) Now you add the top fur (the "mowhawk") if you want it. Add also the cheek fur and eyes. The eyes should go throught the horizontal line at their center. Add the inside layer of the ears as well. Now we are done with the head sketch.

4.) Going to the neck and shoulders. Draw the bottom front of the neck as if it is attaching with the muzzle, ignoring the cheek fur. The top and back of the neck should be a little above the base of the ear. The shoulder blade should be drawn as almost an oval, just at the base of the neck.

5.) Now to the back and neck. It is actually fairly easy. The stomach lines start at the elbow of the wolf's arm. It goes for a little, then runs into the back leg (only YOUR mind can tell you when it is time to stop). The back leg hip is an oval.

6.) Add the tail, which is just below the back line and above the heel.

7.) Now for the legs. From the shoulder and hips, draw lines going down. Again, your mind will tell you when to stop. The paws are just ovals as well, but keep in mind, there are FOUR toes on them, not three.
Now you are done

Description
GAAH! Miserable fail.
Tell me if you can't read anything, I will try to help

Hope ya'll like it! Took about an hour or two.

Lineart Tutorial, unneeded, I think
Coloring tutorial, if you want one of my miserable skill.
Shading tutorial, I could try...not well

Oh, and please, if you use this, give me a link to what you made from it, I'd like to see if it helped

Instructions on the sheet for each step.

1.) Sketch a circle, like this one. Use lines that cross so you can see where the muzzle and eyes will go later. If you are using Photoshop, be sure to use any color but black or grays. I prefer to use blue, but it is up to you.

2.) Add the ears and muzzle. Place the top line start of the muzzle in the center of the crossing lines and work to the edge of the circle. Add the nose then, and proceed down. Put in the mouth, and then put in the bottom jaw. Add the triangle ears, each about a centimeter or two away (depending on how close you are to the paper/page will determine the size).

3.) Now you add the top fur (the "mowhawk") if you want it. Add also the cheek fur and eyes. The eyes should go throught the horizontal line at their center. Add the inside layer of the ears as well. Now we are done with the head sketch.

4.) Going to the neck and shoulders. Draw the bottom front of the neck as if it is attaching with the muzzle, ignoring the cheek fur. The top and back of the neck should be a little above the base of the ear. The shoulder blade should be drawn as almost an oval, just at the base of the neck.

5.) Now to the back and neck. It is actually fairly easy. The stomach lines start at the elbow of the wolf's arm. It goes for a little, then runs into the back leg (only YOUR mind can tell you when it is time to stop). The back leg hip is an oval.

6.) Add the tail, which is just below the back line and above the heel.

7.) Now for the legs. From the shoulder and hips, draw lines going down. Again, your mind will tell you when to stop. The paws are just ovals as well, but keep in mind, there are FOUR toes on them, not three.
Now you are done