Oh lord... this one's so old. But I still love it so much. Mostly the wolf. I couldn't do humans for ANYTHING back then.
From the old deviation, cause I still feel this way:


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Prismacolor Pencils on Grey-Blue watercolor paper.

Rarely do I do fan art, (though in the past week I\'ve done a couple more pieces, which you\'ll see later, when they\'re done), but nothing could compare to this piece. I started this back in 2004, but never got around to finishing it. I picked it up on and off, but as soon as I came to a part I was unsure of, I\'d drop it for long periods of time. I\'ve learned a lot from this piece, though. Shading, lighting, contrast, and how to do realistic wolf eyes. I\'m still awful with humans, but I\'m learning.
Though in the near future you\'ll see a tad bit more fan art from me, this was done back when fan art was almost a total \'no\'. Still, I just HAD to do a picture of Princess Mononoke. It was like it was calling to me... and so I answered it. The soundtrack, the movie... EVERYTHING made me just itch with an artistic urge; I guess this is my way of giving back to such an inspirational movie. What can I say? Miyazaki is god.


The wolf is one of the blueish colored ones (the younger \'ups\', though he\'s much bigger in the picture than the movie; I\'m aware of this.
If there is anything that\'s not REALLY major that\'s just totally distracting, please speak up, (especially when it comes to the lighting) and I might go back and fix it when I get time. It\'s always nice to get a bit of crit. Believe it or not, I really do listen and apply the crit I get.

Princess Mononoke/San and the Wolf is Hayao Miyazaki\'s
The art is mine.
PLEASE, do not use this. It means a lot to me. Thanks.