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Published: 2006-06-25 15:24:43 +0000 UTC; Views: 7125; Favourites: 231; Downloads: 73
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Hi there
, Little present for those who adore wolves as much as me
Tools: Pencil, another pencil and pencil (H, 2B, 9B). And mechanical pencil (HB). It was the first time when I tried my new Derwent 9B pencil. And I have to say- nothing special
I've just noticed that I use the word pencil too often.. Well, besides that THIN GRAPHITE THING, I also used eraser, cotton wool and a photo reference..Time: the fur took me forever..
Size: A4.
Frames: added with Microsoft Photo Editor.
Paper: white and rectangular (wow)
*sits down, puts the hands on the knees, stares at the computer and silently waits for comments*
Bye-bye!
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Comments: 345
Outstanding as per usual... I actually find myself inspired by your works at the same time as being put off!
One request however, I am looking at starting a drawing of a wolf, could you spare some advise for fur?
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Drawing fur sometimes can be really killing
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Cool. I generally try to do similar, but blending is something new to me with pencil art and I haven't quite got the art of blending small area's right. Still... As with all things, practise makes perfect!
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Never mind, just saw the above post
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it is so hard to do the fur, I know
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Amazing... good job with the thin graphite thing...
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I LOVE the fur. I'm trying to work my way to this point....frustratingly.
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Thank you and good luck with your drawings!
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Wow!!! That is totally AWESOME!!! I love it!! I thought it was a photograph in black and white until I read your comment. That is soooooooo good, you could probably enter it in the 'wildlife photographer of the year' competition and they wouldn't even notice! Ilove it - oops I already said that, oh well, still love it x 10000000000!
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Wow, thanks x100000000000000!
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Hi there! I'm just browsing traditional drawings of wildlife to see some of the styles and techniques that people here use for fur. I think that you have this down. The wolf looks very realistic and I can only imagine that for this detail you took a lot of time. Great job this looks amazing!
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Thank you very much
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You're welcome! Yes that is very true. I would like to learn to draw this way. Someone in a store saw a drawing of a deer I did, put it for sale and wants more. Unfortunately I don't have experience drawing animals haha I am not very good at it. Sooo I am looking. You are very good.
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But your portraits are perfect! You are very good at drawing people
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Thank you so much! I think I need practice haha
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Of course or we'd never get any better lol
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IΒ΄m a wolf lover too...
this is wonderful, youΒ΄re really talented!
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Arrgg Arrgg AUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU !!! man...I love this animal...He's the master of the night !!! WOLVERINE
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maybe about 1000 years...hahahahaha...i wish i was a werewolf...and you are the vampire...
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Oh, and how old are you then?
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hmmm 24 on july...I AM THE HIGHLANDER
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Almost middle of the summer
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do you have such long hair and black coat and a sword?
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Hmmm maybe one day i will have long hair, black coat and a sword !!! yeah...hehehehehehe
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Wow, I love this picture! Good luck on winning that competition!
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Thank you very much 
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Wow awesome drawing, the fur must have taken an awful lot of time!
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You're right, it did
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Oh yeah I perfectly know that feeling. When I started with "hope" I was really keen to draw feathers. Well at the end I was quite happy to be done with them
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Oh yeah, I feel this almost every time I sit at a paper with pencil in my hand 
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If we wouldn't find things that we dislike in our finished drawings we wouldn't ever improve. So I try to avoid these mistakes in my next drawing and enjoy the progress I made comparing to an older one of mine!
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I guess you are right again. We can never be perfect, the process of improvement is endless.
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