Chumley Jr:
Name: Chumley Jr.
Gender Male
Age: IO months
Chumley Jr. loves lakes, pools, streams, etc. He loves the idea of water. Although he likes water he doesnt like cleaning himself. Someone has to clean him. He loves playing with his brother, Dad, and Mom. He also loves sleeping. He loves hanging out with his Dad. He only gets mad and attacks if he gets hitbor hurt, or is attacked back. He loves his whole family. It seems likebits gonna take awhile to train him! Traits: loving, loyal, cute, excitable, lazy.

Brownie:
Name: Brownie
Gender: Male
Age: IO months.
Brownie is a smaller pup than Chumley Jr. He like playing in mud, and dirt. He occasinoly cleans himself other than that it needs to be done for him. He kinda like his bro. He attacks and plays frequently. He attacks his brother the most. He loves sleeping. Taits: ehhh, sleepy, excitable.

Credit given to: @*TribalWolf! Thanks for the lineart! :D

D'aaawww so cute >w<

CUTE =3

@MCRWolfeh:
Now you gotta draw them! >w<

I'll draw it ASAP c:
Oh, and Chemical and Chumley's ship name is now #Chumical

Okie! xD
#Chumical

D'awwww

btw Harpless is @TimberWolf

Your hatchling is waiting for you.

Oh my god Wolfpaw! You drew my baby and Chumley! Thankyou so much! I'm crying! /)QwQ/)

W-Wolfpaw.....when you see this can you talk to me? Your the only friend I-I have.....

Awww, cute! ^_^ And I like how you describe them. "Traights: Uhhh, sleepy..." XD

I know I haven't made any tutorials for a long time, but I do plan on eventually doing a tutorial on making smooth 3D....some day. See, it's rather hard to explain in words. Since Colors uses layers, the easiest thing to do is put parts in layers, like say if a head is closer and a tail further away, the tail would be on a further back layer. But the trick to making smooth 3D is taking a 2D drawing and copying it to another layer and then using the eraser on low opacity to erase parts that are further away. Erase just a little on low opacity for like the curve of a shoulder but erase on higher opacity for the body the shoulder's attached to. Ugh, Indid say it's hard to describe in words... -_- As for shading, I'm still getting advice and learning from shading. See, I did a tutorial in my gallery on basic shading that I use and afterbthat I got a lot of feedback and have been trying out different techniques. I still use a black soft brush on low opacity to shade, but now I'm trying to do darker shades of what color the object is. Since you do fur, you may want to try using the fuzzy/fur brush (I don't really know the brush names XP) using either a darker color or black on low opacity. Just choose a light point, like upper left, and shade the oposite side of everything below it. I hope some of this is making sense. But now you see why I have to make tutorials with pictures. :3