if you could give me any pointers on this piece, that would be great <3

Bro that paws reference was 100% needed thank you omg

the paw ref was very helpful, thank you!

@queen
I love the colors <3
The one thing I notice right away is the lighting! The wolf looks like it's underwater (which I'm not sure that's what you're going for), it is always best to establish a light point! Kind of like pointing a flashlight at the wolf xD

I believe the neck should be longer and the head bigger!
I could do a redline or overpaint for you but I'd like to have your full permission first! :D

@Hephaestus
Honestly I freeline heads, other than the circles for the sketch I don't use anymore shapes :') so my best advice is to just use references and do a wolf head study!

I drew a full wolf for this xD

I honestly hope this image explains most of it cause I'm so tired LOL

For front legs I like to make the top line straight or slightly curved upward, the bottom line curves up to meet the end of the top line (if that makes any sense xD)
That is the strategy I usually use for the front half lol

The first page post breaks down what shapes I use for back legs EXCEPT for this type of pose! I also freeline this lmao

References are your best friend, trust me qwq

aha thank you
i see what you mean. i tend to go for more dramatic lighting, but since the lighting is blue and as that watery feel, i know what you mean by it. plus there's no background :P
if you have the time for a redline, go for it! you've got my complete permission <3 thank you

finally got a stylus today so thought id do some practise, any help would be greatly appreciated as its anatomy within the facial structure im struggling with

'Tis my cat. :"