Fox Lineart Coloured
Fox Lineart Coloured
Fox Lineart Coloured by LiquidOnyx
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Category Furry » Anthro art » Canine (Dogs) » Foxes (Vulpine)
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Category Furry » Anthro art » Canine (Dogs) » Foxes (Vulpine)
Date Submitted
Views 1810
Favorites... 3
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Jmaster on March 21, 2006, 11:09:30 AM
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This made the pic better. Color is my favorite asset to a pic and you perfected it
EraRillian on April 6, 2005, 9:21:19 AM
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LiquidOnyx on March 25, 2005, 1:20:13 AM
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Stratadrake on March 24, 2005, 3:38:01 AM
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Hmm... nicely done for the most part, however there are a few things I notice that you should probably work on. Like the ears. The fox's left ear (right side of pic) is off. It seems bent too far forwards to me.
You know ears are generally posed at symmetrical angles relative to the direction of the face, not the direction of the camera, right? So when you have a creature looking at an angle to the camera, the "far" ear should be foreshortened noticeably more than the "near" ear, and you won't see as much of it. It's hard to find a good reference photo to describe this with, since foxes generally hold their ears forwards (plus, they can rotate their ears independently), but here are some I found while on a search:
http://www.lioncrusher.com/imagearchive.asp?action=display&id=565
http://www.lioncrusher.com/imagearchive.asp?action=display&id=504
But enough of that, back to the picture. Y'know, if you made his fur a bit thicker then you might not even have to worry about giving the nudity warning... but that's a gripe I'll always have about furries and anthros, so don't stress over that one too much, either.
You know ears are generally posed at symmetrical angles relative to the direction of the face, not the direction of the camera, right? So when you have a creature looking at an angle to the camera, the "far" ear should be foreshortened noticeably more than the "near" ear, and you won't see as much of it. It's hard to find a good reference photo to describe this with, since foxes generally hold their ears forwards (plus, they can rotate their ears independently), but here are some I found while on a search:
http://www.lioncrusher.com/imagearchive.asp?action=display&id=565
http://www.lioncrusher.com/imagearchive.asp?action=display&id=504
But enough of that, back to the picture. Y'know, if you made his fur a bit thicker then you might not even have to worry about giving the nudity warning... but that's a gripe I'll always have about furries and anthros, so don't stress over that one too much, either.