Wolf Silhouette

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Hello again everyone! This is my second black paper drawing.
I drew a silhouette of a wolf in a cold winter because I think a wolf is just an amazing animal. Especially when they howl, that spine-tingling howl which they use to communicate is just Super cool. I wish I could see a real living wolf in person, but not in a situation where it's going for my neck though.hehe馃榿

So,as usual I will show to you the step by step process of how I drew it;

Materials Used

Black Paper(A4 size)
White Charcoal
Eraser
White gel pen

Step 1: Outline

Yep! Let's start at drawing the outline for our wolf using light strokes of white charcoal. This white charcoal is easy to erase so its ok to make a lot of errors in this step.
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Step 2: Initial Highlights

In here, I drew some fur around his mouth and forehead using the white charcoal. This is the fur that is hit by light source.
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Step 3: More Highlights

Then, adding more details in the lower part of the wolf's silhouette. I did this by doodling some lines while looking at the reference photo. The wolf's fur is longer at the body while the head's fur is shorter. I did a lot of erasing here because I find it hard to draw longer fur that look natural.

Step 4: Adding more details

Now, I added more details in the back side of the wolf that is slightly hit by the light source. The wolf silhouette is now complete.

Step 5: Inking

Now that the wolf is done with white charcoal, I started to ink it with the white gel pen to make the color white pop out even more. And I added some dots around the wolf to indicate the snow and his breath and then added my steemit username at the bottom to complete the process. 20171121_103125.jpg

GIF process

That's it for now

I hope you like it

This is my second black paper drawing, what do you think? did I improve or not?
Please do check out my First black paper drawing

ted7

signing out,

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