Comments (10)

• Marnath 13 years ago archived

  I like the way you portray Gren. The level of detail in her body language is pretty impressive. Is there a real Gren you use as a reference? :)

  • Kate A 13 years ago archived

    Aw thanks! I'm afraid I'm just going off things I remember from my childhood dog, and Google Image Search. I'd love a Gren one day, perhaps when I am in the right financial/housing situation I will have a fine model for her :)

    • Cooper 13 years ago archived

      Is Gren a specific breed?

      • Guest 13 years ago archived

        Don't say that, it just makes me think of the term "Gren bitch".

      • Kate A 13 years ago archived

        She's meant to be a white Alsatian, but I'm a bit bleh at drawing animals, so it might not come through properly!

        • Amanda W 12 years ago archived

          Actually, you're pretty spot on ^^ She's a carbon copy of my boy, and he's a white German Shepherd (or Alsatian, if you're not a boring American like me).

          • Ilmari 9 years ago archived

            Boring... or just not prone to changing nomenclature at the drop of an international political dispute...

            ... wait... what're these "freedom fries"?

            ...

            ... okay, never mind what I was saying. ;-)

    • TrueWolves 13 years ago archived

      I'll have to agree, the sound effects and body language of the human characters is great enough, it's rare to see such detail put in to an animal one. ^^

• Scrimshaw 13 years ago archived

  Nice perspective work on this one.

  • Kate A 13 years ago archived

    Thank you! I based this place on my in-laws' basement, it helps so much to have a real place in mind when drawing backgrounds..!