@StormyHotWolf88
Carly Crawford

old fox, new color
old fox, new color by @StormyHotWolf88 (Carly Crawford)

YAY! My new Drawing and Painting fantasy figers book is finally here!!! that god... I needed something to lift me up more lol.. Anyway, I used the book to help me color this. very helpful and easy. the only down side is that the picture has to be solid for the technique to work. the directions in the book sorta confused me again but I understood it while I played around on photoshop. This pic was drawn about two years ago. And I'm very glad I didn't delete the original pic, cause I have a inverted one too and I don't feel like modifying it. Don't mind, I didnt know bow big foxes were at this time. My only guide was a ninetales. It is obviously kitsune sooo I guess this is it's juto form. Same form as a werewolves hispo form. The Juto form of a kitsune only gets as big as a wolf while the hispo's paw to shoulder could be almost as tall as a human. This was not based on World of Darkness though when i drew it. It was kinda random and didnt know anything about the kitsunes of World of darkness then. I'm just interpretating on my knowledge I have now.

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