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Well, he’s not the best example of your work I’ve seen, but I see where you were going with it. Maybe blend a little more?
I hope I didn’t offend you.Phoenix wrote:Well, he’s not the best example of your work I’ve seen, but I see where you were going with it. Maybe blend a little more?
I hope I didn’t offend you.UM….I copied the wolf exactly….
why would I blend more and destroy the essence of the wolf…
I’m sure you’d think differently if you saw it in person..
You are probably right. It’s hard to capture the essence of a painting in a photograph.
Sorry to hurt your feelings.Phoenix wrote:You are probably right. It’s hard to capture the essence of a painting in a photograph.
Sorry to hurt your feelings.didn’t hurt my feelings….
in the photo you can’t see the dark around the face….
too bright…but it’s exactly like the wolf on the calendar….down to the brown it weird spots….
just like the grey timber wolf…
dragonessjade wrote:I like the color, and the way you did the fur. There is something about the face…tho. 😕
the angle…and the flash…
it looks funny to me now….
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star asked me to post a better pic of the face of this wolf…since it’s kind of funny looking to everyone…
I tried…but it’s come out fuzzy….and the wolf has already left for it’s new home….so we’ll have to live with a fuzzy face…..but I can say the new owner was very impressed….
Even though it’s blurry, I can see what you were saying… It must have been a weird angle.
I’m glad his new owner loved him.
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