night fog

xpector 27 Aug 2015

I love it

Platinum Reaper 28 Aug 2015

I would advice to giving a little more detail to the fur and pronounce the nose a little it kinda smooths at the nose and its cant be noticed. a wolf/dogs nose also seems to reflect light from how wet it gets at times.

cruey 22 Jun 2015

It looks perfectly done for the animated or cartoon artstyle, the only thing I could suggest is there is a confusion for me because usually when there is a white colour outlining an are, it usually means there is light hitting behind the object. For example if you look to the left side where the fur spikes outwards, I assumed it was outlined there because there was light hitting the wolf from behind. But seeing the white lines in other areas it became confusing, I`m not sure wether maybe it is your lineart still visible in the picture. However it is overall a very good demontration of your understanding shadowing and I am interested to see your progress. Having not long ago been at the same level as you, I would say you can definitely improve your art by increasing the amount of tones in your shadowing. For instance right now you have been using about 3 tones in each of your shadows. The grey midtone, the lighter grey highlight and the darker grey/black for you shadows, it`s very well