How to fix cut off image?

[psirisoukh]

I recently am in the process of making a logo so I used a wolf from a stock image website. However, the wolf's tail end is cut off. I was wonder how I could fix the tail end using either Adobe Photoshop or Adobe Illustrator.

[psirisoukh]

Here is the image

[JonathanArias]

ohh.. its a tiny bit missing. draw it with the pen tool and fill it with black if its in photoshop...

[gener7]

Here's a full version:

Howling Wolf Silhouette Psd | Free Images at Clker.com - vector clip art online, royalty free & publ...

A GIS should bring up better versions free or licensed.

[chanaart]

So many ways to continue the image.

1. Photoshop:

  - Draw the end with a brush and same color.  or

- With the Clone stamp tool continue the drawing.

Remember: the tail is a tail you can end it in any ways you want looking at other references.. it is your drawing!

2. Illustrator:

if the image is vector simply add the design with the pen tool or the blob brush.!

[JonathanArias]

is the graphic vector? if so . work in illustrator and draw the rest of the tail. if it was an image, you can rebuild it in photoshop.

I personally think that if its a logo, you would make it in illustrator. but that is me.

[psirisoukh]

I got the stock photo that had the original wolf (the tail is cut off in the original), so I proceeded to image trace it. I'm fairly new to Adobe Illustrator and don't know to much on how to use the app.

[JonathanArias · Accepted solution]

ahhh. ok. well. you need the pen tool to draw the missing part. its such a small part that is missing this will be easy. it will take you less than a minute to add what is missing.

here is an intro video on the pen tool in illustrator.

Adobe Illustrator Basics: Pen Tool Tutorial - YouTube

Or you can email istock and see if they can contact the artist who made it and see if he will do that for you. your choice.

[Lumigraphics]

If you licensed the image and its incomplete, contact the stock site and see about getting a good copy.

[Mariam Hovhannesyan]

import the jpg file in Illustrator and then select image trace, it will trace that jpg to vector

[Trevor.Dennis]

Is this post in the wrong forum?

Is the stock image raster or vector? 

Are you sure you know what the end of its tail should look like?