FCI Group 5 Sections 1, 2 and 3 (Nordic Sled Dogs, Nordic Hunting Dogs, Nordic Herders/Watchdogs), although I missed out a few as they aren't accepted breeds on FP.
All in a stacked pose, all looking left -- I wasn't interested in experimenting with poses and lighting etc with this one. All also done in a very similar style with some variations. (Style did not work for the Samoyed or American Eskimo Dog, they're too white and floofy).
Tried to work on a few 3-Quarter view heads, some worked and some really didn't! (That damn American Eskimo Dog again). That's about the extent of the "pushing the boundaries" lark, I was really aiming to just produce quality breed standard examples for the Image Bank.
Full view recommended, but this is a large file!
(My favourite is the Canadian Eskimo Dog, closely followed by the Finnish Spitz and F.Lapphund).
Ooh, so you're the artist of the new Lundy in the IB. I was very pleased to see another image I liked for them. With all my breeds being rarer ones, I don't see nice new images pop up all that often. Thanks.
They are very nice, great job! A tip, tanpoint dogs don't usually have tan on top of their muzzle (thinking mainly of the lapponian herder), only the sides/underside. When they have more tan than that, it is often considered a fault if it appears, except in some breeds that allow it. Other dogs do have "full" tan faces but then they are usually genetically sable or saddled tan
Thank you! I admit I do tend to stretch the tan points because I find them very difficult to add to solid colour dogs and maintain a aesthetically balanced look. On white marked dogs it's easier! Will note for future reference however.
The Lapponian is the only tanpoint, incidentally; the Finnish Lapphund was intended as a very dark sable.
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ばかやろう です ね。
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ばかやろう です ね。
These are beautiful. I should start doing IB pictures again
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Showing Australian shepherds is a way of life and it's ewe so great! ^_^
A tip, tanpoint dogs don't usually have tan on top of their muzzle (thinking mainly of the lapponian herder), only the sides/underside. When they have more tan than that, it is often considered a fault if it appears, except in some breeds that allow it. Other dogs do have "full" tan faces but then they are usually genetically sable or saddled tan
The Lapponian is the only tanpoint, incidentally; the Finnish Lapphund was intended as a very dark sable.
Very nice dogs though!
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I has a ur panties
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