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Published: 2011-10-27 05:10:08 +0000 UTC; Views: 38457; Favourites: 639; Downloads: 0
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A technical illustration for my Drawing for Illustration class. The bird is an African Hawk-eagle. Done with Microns with watercolor pencil for the color bits. Text added in PhotoshopCS5.Related content
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After finding this on pinterest from a google search of "hawk wing anatomy", when I saw it was deviantart I had to locate it! What a great reference!! Thank you!
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Thank you! This should really help with my pegasi.
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Thank you so much for this, this is sooo helpful for anyone who wants to draw wings and wants to use the right anatomy
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Um. I left that comment on one of your drawings... not sure why it's showing up here
Also thank you for the watch!
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very nicely done - more people should see this so they can get their wing anatomy correct!
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Not many people can properly take apart or depict bird wing anatomy, especially the actual bend from the ulna to the radius, being hidden by feathers. Lovely job!
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*humerus to the ulna (wow typo)
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Great job on the details and proper anatomical (is that a word?) stuff. 
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Thanks. Anatomical (yes it is a word) details are important for technical drawings. ;3
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