Bella
Member since Sep-13-02
347 posts, 4 feedbacks,
Nov-21-02, 08:02 PM ()
2. "RE: Wolf"
Hey Glenn, I love the nose!....well, the whole drawing looks good. But the nose looks great
He who works with his hands is a laborer. He who works with his hands and his head is a craftsman. He who works with his hands and his head and his heart is an artist. St Fancis of Assisi
Robert T
Member since Nov-20-02
111 posts, 7 feedbacks,
Nov-21-02, 08:05 PM ()
3. "RE: Wolf"
Hi Glenn
For what it is worth... The snout of the wolf seems to be a little short to me. It could be there needs to be some darker shading as the snout goes down the sides. Either that or the nose is a tad closer to the eyes than it should be. Without source information, it is really hard to tell.
Bob
Greetings from Delaware
Bill_Johnston
Member since Nov-9-02
143 posts, 5 feedbacks,
Nov-21-02, 08:47 PM ()
4. "RE: Wolf"
Great picture! I would recommend adding more details (especially around the snout/whisker area). Also, broadening the range of values on the fur might add some dimension and overall realism to the drawing.
Great work Glenn, keep 'em coming!
Bill
Glenn
Member since Nov-14-02
52 posts, 1 feedbacks,
Nov-22-02, 04:06 AM ()
5. "RE: Wolf"
Thanks for the comments. I am happy to say that no carbon pencils were harmed in making this drawing, just a HB and 2B Pencil.
Experience is that marvellous thing that enables you recognise a mistake when you make it again
