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And again, another update of an chapter (wolf tutorial) of my drawing book.
This time, you'll learn something about the musculoskeletal system.

I hope, you'll like it!



Other pages of the "wolf-chapter" deal with internal anatomy (muscles, organs, senses, how they work together and how it looks like in motion/animation), ages (puppy, adolscent, adult etc.), fur, behaviour and a lot more. It also shows differences between species, many poses (lying, lying at the back, sleeping, playing, running, walking, sitting, standing, attacking and a lot more), expressions, examples of mistakes many beginners did/do and explains why they are wrong and shows a way to do it better, how to colour them in different styles (comical, realistic, ...), some topics about werewolves, etc.
If you're interested or have any wishes, let me know!


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~tumblebunny May 29, 2012
lol. wolf abs. XD
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Mood: Joy ~UsayFudo Dec 24, 2011  Student General Artist
Awesome :D
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=ProfelisAurata Jan 8, 2012  Hobbyist General Artist
oh..and guess what? I'm grateful for your comments :nod: thanks, again! ^^
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Mood: Joy ~UsayFudo Jan 8, 2012  Student General Artist
No problem :D again :D
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*iKodi Dec 8, 2011  Student Digital Artist
Very hard to do this! I love how I know the Human anatomy, so it's easier now! Thank you!
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=ProfelisAurata Jan 8, 2012  Hobbyist General Artist
Thanks back! ^^
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*iKodi Jan 8, 2012  Student Digital Artist
You're welcome :)
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~BreyerKat Nov 20, 2011
I draw wolves almost exactly like the one in the right corner, exept mine are a bit skinnier and the chest/neck part are more fluffy. And, the eyes are bigger (cartoon style) XD Anyways, great tutorial!
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=ProfelisAurata Jan 8, 2012  Hobbyist General Artist
It's totally your decision how you draw your wolfes and if they're a little more comical/cartoonish, it doesn't mean they're not as good as one who paints them more realistic. They're still beautiful! My tutorial should be only a little tip/advice. :)
Thanks for your comment ^^
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~WB-MF Nov 1, 2011  Hobbyist General Artist
This is a massively useful reference, it's often hard to get the correct proportions, I will definitely use this in future!
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