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-taps finger on lip thoughtfully- hmm IP: 169.234.216.12 Posted on August 2, 2014 at 10:29:38 PM by Ally
Well, just a few little notes ~~
The lighting is a bit off. If I were you, I'd try going over the wolf in certain areas with some sort of shade of gray or whatever seems to make the wolf change to a more natural lighting. I usually do this by looking to what the sky looks like, choosing a white with a tint to that color, then setting a layer in overlay and painting over the wolf!
The fur is a bit messy. If you're using a tablet, set your brush size to something smaller and choose a way to follow the flow of the pelt. This can be hard to get used to, I epicly fail all the time ;-; But It'll get easier. It takes longer but eh. Looks so much better.
ORRR if you're using a mouse, i feel your pain. I used only a mouse for a really long time, i understand how hard it can be.Still, try setting the brush to a smaller size, and i would use the smudge tool and change the gradient/fade feature so that it'll smudge out longer. From there, you can make flawy pelt, and of the same color as the wolf!
Not sure if you added a shadow or not... but that would be nice thing to add. Set the opacity of your brush real low and with black or dark gray (i like dark gray) paint one in, depending on your light source, you'll have to set the angle of shadow from there.
The wolf seems to be just floating there a bit. I think this may be that the wolf is a teeny bit too big, and the grass isn't smudged upwards. You can try to manually paint the grass over to cover the paws OORR you can smudge it using the same trick as the fur one i mentioned above, only this time be a little rougher and straighter as it is grass
those are just a few of my quick glance observations and pieces of advice though. Replies: