Wolf

I love wolves (well, the idea of them anyway!). Somehow don't know if I'd like to meet a genuine one walking in the forest. I used to do a lot of wolf drawings when I was younger but haven't done one for a long time.
So this time using PS I drew a snarling wolf's head front on using a brush with the dual brush function turned on. Even though I plan to clean it up anyway and make the lines as smooth as possible somehow without the dual brush to give texture it feels wrong trying to draw with it.
This is the finished version - I imported it into Inkscape to give all the lines a very smooth vector look. Need a new computer though, my laptop is slooooow running Inkscape.

I plan to try and use this in a design later on

Inkscape trace

Below is the result of doing a trace in Inkscape on my George Lucas cartoon. If I had attempted to do this in Photoshop with the pen tool it would have taken me absolutely bloody ages. I haven't done any cleanup or manipulation of the finished trace.
How to trace:
File -> Import
(opens a dialogue window and you choose the image you want to import. Then you can imbed or link the image. I embedded it)
Path -> Trace Bitmap
(This opens a dialogue where you can adjust the way the bitmap is traced. I accepted all default settings. Click OK and it will do it, although the first time you do it almost appears nothing is happening. The dialogue doesn't disappear when it's finished you have to close it )
Once the tracing is complete you can select the embedded bitmap using the Select and Transform objects tool - the black arrow in the tool box - and delete it if you want to.

Pretty interesting, huh?