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It Started Out As A Feeling...
"...which then grew into a hope...
Which then turned into a quiet thought...
Which then turned into a quiet word...
And then that word grew louder and louder
Til it was a battlecry!
I'll come back when you call me,
No need to say goodbye..."
-from The Call by Regina SpektorFinished commission for my dear fellow majestook woof spiroot, Footpad, of Wielder and Footpad rekindling their old friendship from puppyhood...with maybe the hint of a little more. This is kind of the "cover" image for a series of stories between the two of them. Footpad is a wonderful writer, and there will be at least two more in this series that I upload that go long with what he's written of their adventure together.
Done with copic markers, micron inks, india ink, brush pen, and white gel pen on smooth bristol board.
Category Artwork (Traditional) / Animal related (non-anthro)
Species Wolf
Size 1280 x 960px
File Size 1.03 MB
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I was about to type that I love your backgrounds when I looked up and saw 
TesxaCoyote just said the same thing xD
I love that you use lyrics with so many of your pieces, too. This song is one of my favorites and really adds to the meaning of this drawing for me :)
TesxaCoyote just said the same thing xDI love that you use lyrics with so many of your pieces, too. This song is one of my favorites and really adds to the meaning of this drawing for me :)
Oh man, I wish I were in a condition to appreciate this as much as it deserves. (Long day at the orifice! -- I'm just gonna type this and collapse into bed.)
Especially I just love that background with its richness and lushness and arctic-ness. You can just imagine two wolves finding it a fine place to establish a territory and a new pack...
Especially I just love that background with its richness and lushness and arctic-ness. You can just imagine two wolves finding it a fine place to establish a territory and a new pack...
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