As a College student, these renders/bases are all I can do for now. Go ahead and call my attitude poor as an artist, but it's true...I don't have the time to learn freehand to draw wolves.

Then draw them traditionally. You can do that at school. I do it all the time. XD

"Regardless, I do not have the time to digitally draw the characters exactly right. I am in school full time so the renders/base save me time."

That's a pretty poor attitude for a fan artist to have.

"Besides, my idea behind Aniu in this shape is that this is her mortal wolf form, her real form is her spirit form...makes sense I hope."

And Aniu is a Wolf, Jenna is a Siberian Husky.

Regardless, I do not have the time to digitally draw the characters exactly right. I am in school full time so the renders/base save me time.


Besides, my idea behind Aniu in this shape is that this is her mortal wolf form, her real form is her spirit form...makes sense I hope.

Agreed. You need to stop using blank line art of one character to attempt to make another character (at least the official ones...I realize that lots of younger members use blank line art of official characters in order to make their own, but that's not what was done here).

Try drawing your own stuff. You might begin a whole new process for yourself. And start to gain greater respect among the general membership as a result. Especially if you try HARD.

Looks a lot more like Jenna than Aniu. Aniu has thinner eyes with a dark background, a longer, fuzzier, comparatively-thicker muzzle, much smaller ears that are closer together on her head, and a tall stature--she would probably be taller than your average wolf/husky. That's the problem with rendering a character into another when the two have such vastly different builds (as well as a problem with rendering in general, for that matter--it mooches off whatever character is being traced and very often neglects to give the "new" character their own features.)