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Thanks to ~frozenstocks for the lovely forest background which I found here:

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Thanks to ~SneakyTomato for the lovely globe which I found here:
[link]

The red fox and gray wolf photos are in the public domain according to Wikipedia.

The dingo photo is taken by Robert Young from Poland and was offered as fair use with a Creative Commons License on Wikimedia.org.

This is the page I found it on which lists its permissions:

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About the Piece:
It didn't come out quite as good as my first cover. I was experimenting with different tools to render images. For the fox I used lasso, for the dingo I used the eraser to erase the background and make it transparent, and for the wolf and globe I used fuzzy select to delete the backgrounds,which is why they look a little off. Compared to the first DVD cover I made,this one didn't take me very long at all,but it's also not as good of quality. "Wild Life of Dogs" is a future documentary series that I hope to make in the style of "Wild America", except I'll travel all over the world filming all the main species of wild canines(or canids) instead of just focusing on one continent and many different animals. This is how I imagine the DVD might possibly look like if I ever get to make my series. It will feature rare canines as well,but I chose to feature common ones that people are familiar with,such as foxes,wolves, and dingoes, on the DVD cover because I think it would draw more people into buying it on DVD if it really was a series.^^

Description
Thanks to ~frozenstocks for the lovely forest background which I found here:

[link]

Thanks to ~SneakyTomato for the lovely globe which I found here:
[link]

The red fox and gray wolf photos are in the public domain according to Wikipedia.

The dingo photo is taken by Robert Young from Poland and was offered as fair use with a Creative Commons License on Wikimedia.org.

This is the page I found it on which lists its permissions:

[link]

About the Piece:
It didn't come out quite as good as my first cover. I was experimenting with different tools to render images. For the fox I used lasso, for the dingo I used the eraser to erase the background and make it transparent, and for the wolf and globe I used fuzzy select to delete the backgrounds,which is why they look a little off. Compared to the first DVD cover I made,this one didn't take me very long at all,but it's also not as good of quality. "Wild Life of Dogs" is a future documentary series that I hope to make in the style of "Wild America", except I'll travel all over the world filming all the main species of wild canines(or canids) instead of just focusing on one continent and many different animals. This is how I imagine the DVD might possibly look like if I ever get to make my series. It will feature rare canines as well,but I chose to feature common ones that people are familiar with,such as foxes,wolves, and dingoes, on the DVD cover because I think it would draw more people into buying it on DVD if it really was a series.^^