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Daydreaming
By SilentRavyn
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A random burst of inspiration made me want to do a realistic piece and go hog wild on the fur detail, etc. 5 days later, here's the result. I think I've fallen in love with watercolor and gouache paints for realistic art. I'm hoping to be able to do more realistic stuff like this, maybe I'll attempt more of a body next time. Also I'm very pleased with the background, since I tend to get really bored and botch them. This one turned out well I think. The whole thing is only 8x10 inches.
I just uploaded a detail shot here if you'd like to see: [link]
I just uploaded a detail shot here if you'd like to see: [link]
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I looked at a lot of your art and am so amazed you can change your style from cartoon-ish to realistic so well! What i think is a bit off is that the eyes need to be a bit farther apart and the angle of the eyes needs to tilt down and to the left a bit. Otherwise, it made me think I could see an anthro wolf next time I go into the woods. Your art is great and i consider you an anthro powerhouse. I wish i could detail fur that well xP. Keep up the amazing work!


























I was searching through the many pictures of wolves and werewolves on DeviantArt when I ran into this groundbreaking piece. It delivers a fresh concept on many fronts. The overall concept of daydreaming is accomplished with the pose and facial expression. The artist made a piece that truly resonates with people, not just wolf/anthro fans. Whether it is the crisp detail of the fur, the well balanced lighting, detailled eyes, or natural background, all of the elements behind the piece. All of the elements the artist sought to use worked together harmoniously and a truly magnificent piece was made here. Kudos to the artist.
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