P2U Wolf Base

This Base includes:
- 2x PSDs (Complete & Simple) + 1x lineart png
- (Complete)A black outline layer for ease of coloring the lineart.
- (Complete)A Shine & shading layer
- (Complete)Layers for flesh (pawpads, lips, nose, etc.) and another for details (claws, eyes), for ease of coloring.
- Simple PSD only has the lineart and base color to reduce file size.

What you CAN do with the base:
- Use for selling adoptables!
- Draw your own wolf characters in it!
- Can edit the lineart/shading/lighting to make your own traits/manes, fur, expressions, etc. to fit your wolves.
- You don't need to tagg/credit me if you keep my signature visible (if you remove my signature, then please credit me (@Zevanox for the base ~)
- I reserve all credits towards having created the base, though you retain credit for any designs you make out of it.

What you can NOT do with the base:
- Please do not resell or redistribute the original base(s), whether as image or psd/other file type in any way, shape or form, or claim as your own.
- Please do not remove my signature (UNLESS you credit me somewhere easily visible)

Compatibility:
- Compatible with Photoshop CC, PaintToolSai 2, ClipStudioPaint
- The files are in PSD. format, so it should work with any program that recognizes psds.
- The three programs I listed above are the programs I use to draw with and tested that they work.
- I do NOT know for the rest of the programs out there, if they will work.
Because of the layer count, some programs may NOT be able to handle the Complete PSD files (SAI 1, might not as they have a layer limit).
If that is the case, you can still use the Simple PSD version, that removes the bulk of the layer count (shine layers, extra lineart layers, etc.).

Tips and tricks:
If you are new to coloring in bases or simply drawing in general, this base can still be for you! 
Anyone can start with the "Simple Wolf Base", which has fewer layers to deal with and is kept relatively simple!
It only has the lineart and the base color (along with some already drawn in features to help with keeping the flesh/pawpads, eyes and details like that separated for you).
All you need to do is make sure your layers are locked and start coloring in!
Then, when you get cozy, you can come back in to swoop the completed PSDs for those nice shine and shading layers and additional lineart coloring layers.
But if you prefer to keep your designs simple and without the extras, or even to make your own shine/shading layers, feel free to keep using the simple PSD!! Designs can be just as pretty without all that shine too, don't worry <3


Happy designing!