[ Timelapse 79 ] – sketchpage commission – wolf speedpaint

Commission for Veekuro on Instagram!

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Software : Paint tool sai / Photoshop
Tablet : Wacom Intuos Pro L

[senatorarmstrong]

This is nuts, you got to a point where I'm like this has got to be finished right and then you keep on adding details. Amazing skill!

[Noodleswithaspoon]

Gorgeous!
Truly an underrated artist.

[Lia.aep]

I was sooo confused to see Vee’s art here haha x3 good job!!

[kharpa]

What do I see in my recommendations! A very familiar boi Lucien for my friend Veekuro❤❤❤ Amazing job 👏✨

[skylord]

The name of the melody in the background?

[BeastMvtt]

Awww yeaaah amazingg! I love how refreshing it is to come back to youtube and see these semi-realistic styles of speedpaints hhh. Im so used to seeing cartoony that i nearly forgot how much detail is in these kinds of styles aaa! <3 amazing amazing amazinggg

[huhhuh]

You are really skilled at depicting wolves, and it's very intresting to watch several of your speedpaints and study the typical/common/shared traits that really makes them canine-like across all your pieces. Especially as I mainly like to draw cats big and small, and how they compare.

That's the short version of this comment, the rest is just a pile of my observations.

I think so far the most noticable details are how the shoulders are really never pronounced in cats as it with wolves and dogs. They also typically have a much more narrow chest *which isn't* obvious as their fur usually makes it appear much more sides and makes the transformation of the two body regions appear much more seamless. A big thing is also that cat’s paws are much more rounded and smoothed out in shape, even when they have their claws flexed out they tend to be much more flatter. This is also observable when looking up the shape of their paw pads, while cat’s paws follows a flat arch and a round middle pad, canines have a much more angular shape where the middle to beans create a diagonal to the outer toe beans at the opposing side. The fangs also require a special mention, as the slicing/corner teeth in a front view never "curl" outwards like that of wolves and dogs, instead they face straight down (or even look ever so slightly pointed inwards). This has to do with the different ways these species typically hunt. For example, cat’s stalk and rush down their prey on a short distance, where they grapple or pin their target down with their front paws that are equipped with hooked claws to keep it in place, then deliver one critical bite to finish them off. As opposed to wolves that chase their large prey into exhaustion, and can only rely on their mouth to latch onto the animal and wear it down, where "hooked" fangs keep in place. Last thing I mention is the way their ribcages shape and tuck, as the one of a canine slopes up and narrows in at the hips, where that’s just simply not present for any cat species as far as I know.

Anyways, cool art, I'd most certainly commision your sketchy stuff if I ever have money to spare :'D