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Published: 2011-02-06 06:47:29 +0000 UTC; Views: 67116; Favourites: 3997; Downloads: 2353
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Because this was a request of my friend, some convenient things for drawing were added.There was a simple mistake in one of motion frames.
Fixed it and upgraded to guidance from motion reference 03.
These were not made to use for animation at first.
So it was not smooth when animated.
Then, I reworked it to animation templates, I guess it works.
But, might be not enough frames...
--Related stuff--
Walking GIF: [link]
Running GIF: [link]
Triple Jumping GIF: [link]
Pup GIF: [link]
Large image of face: [link]
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Maybe need a supplementary explanation of eye colors?
Some people claimed that blue eyes are wrong.
Probably, they imagined vivid like sapphire.
Wolf's blue eye is not actually perfect blue.
When blue eyed pup was born, its color is light blue. And, it will turn to grayish gradually by aging.
So sometimes this color is called gray or blue gray.
--Some animation base kits available--
Running Wolf (Summer coat) [link]
Running Wolf (Winter coat) [link]
Howling Wolf [link]
Howling Wolf (Close up) [link]
--These might help--
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Ah this is so nice to have! Thank you!
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Wolves only have blue eyes when they are still a pup, but never as an adult
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This is very helpful, especially because I'm not very good at connecting the back legs & the tailsΒ
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I noticed you mentioned the blue eye color, but, I'd also like to bring up eye color. The blue, as you mentioned, isn't really blue as much as it is grey with a hint of blue. But, that's not considered eye color because all mammal eyes do that, as the eye color itself takes a bit of time to develop. In addition, wolves do not have brown eyes, in fact, brown eyes are highly uncommon. It would be more accurate to say that common eye color is yellow/gold, orange, and yellowish green. Silver and blue eyed wolves seen in photos are typically either photoshopped, or, the photo itself is taken in lighting that causes very light yellow eyes to look silver or blue due to shade and lighting angle, where as brown eyed wolves seen in photos are typically taken at a lighting angle or lower lighting, causing them to look much darker in color than they actually are.
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hello, I try to understand your comment again. So answer again. Therefor So sorry about my English skill. About wolf's blue eyes, you are almost right. ButΒ blue eye are called 'blue' though it is not fresh blue. About brown eyes, I believe it's so common. I referedΒ a lot of Materials. And, my local zoo has 4 wolves, but 3 of them have brown eyes.
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Sorry, your English is little difficult for foreigner like me. But, I saw countless wolf photo and video,there are some strange color eyes are exist.
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Hi! Very helpful, I used the animation but animated in it a different way without coloring. If you are not ok with this i will delete: fav.me/d7v6yme
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Your work is really a great and big help ! It helped me a lot for my silkscreen project, especially for jumping, obviously I credited you and your art.
I also made a animated version of my work
Great work.
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The paws/legs and muzzle is what really gets me. I just can't figure out how to shape them, it's the slightest curve in the muzzle to make it look like a dog, and the paws... I just can't draw those types.
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thanks! this really helped me~~ ^^ now i can draw wolfs better~~!!! ^^
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AWESOMENESS!!!! I have a LONG way to go if I want to properly draw wolves xD Thank god your friend requested this o3o
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THIS IS THE MOST DETAILED DRAWING I HAVE EVER SEEN. I LOVE YOUR DRAWING SO MUCH! I LOVE YOU PLEASE SEND BACK SO I KNOW YOU GOT IT.
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Thank you.
Perhaps, are you asking for something?
Because I'm not English speaker, couldn't understand perfectly. Sorry about it.
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You should read description.
Blue eye is one of common color variations though actual blue is not existence.
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This is a great tutorial ^^ thank you for sharing it
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Thank u SO much 4 making this! I love 2 draw wolves and this comes in very handy 2 me! Thank u!
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I'm glad to hear it.
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this is going to be so helpful for drawing wolves
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