It's great punx.  If you can check out youtube, they have great tutorials for using GIMP to colorize a picture.

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It's great punx.  If you can check out youtube, they have great tutorials for using GIMP to colorize a picture.

OOO, I think I'll do just that. It may take a few hours to download the video, but I have a feeling that it may be worth it in the near furture.

I bought Prisma pencil Crayolns!! $25.00, but I hope they're worth it. They better make a difference from the others, or I'll be mad
I have four requested pictures right now I'm working one.
1. The werewolf I just posted in pen and ink (needs coloring)
2. A scene from Werewolf in the Shadows in painting. I'm half done.
3. A portrait of my sister and her boyfriend for her boyfriend's birthday.
4. Another portrait of someone else.

Busy, busy, busy, are you, punx?

There are numerous flaws, but this is my second time with a paint brush and I used nothing as reference.

I'll also post a little segment from my story to match the scenes. It's a little different because I was unable to paint it exactly.

A beast, unlike any other hovered in front of her. Though she could scarcely make out its physical features due to the darkness, she saw an incandescent golden eye. The other milky blue eye gazed hollowly at her. Like two pools of molten lava, they probed her. The beast was, by far larger than her, and the contour of its rippling muscles made her quiver in fear. The beast’s massive chest heaved and it snorted audibly, plumes of fog rolling from its flared nostrils.

Unable to utter a word, she recoiled slightly from the muscled creature. Its broad muzzle lifted, peeling back its black lips and revealing a row of glimmering ivory fangs.

Oh my! What a werewolf you did, punx, and nice story to go with it. 

Thank you all so very much. It means alot to me I'm going to make the muzzle less coherent, bathed in shadows, I think.

Soooooo cooooooool!

Here's my pen and ink coloured in PRISMA pencil crayolns. I love them. The sketchy lines are scarcely noticable.
I did the background lighter because that's as dark as my black would colour without making rough lines.
Still, I'm satisfied with it

So COOL!

Most excellent!  I love the paws, they remind me of Howlitzer  's  work.  Great job!

I'm a bit late in the game on replying here, punx

but that's a considerable improvement in contrast in your most recent picture. It looks great