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Name: LishanSpecies: African Hawk Eagle
Gender: Female
Species Description:
The African hawk-eagle is a large bird of prey. Like all eagles, it belongs to the family Accipitridae. The African hawk-eagle breeds in tropical Sub-Saharan Africa.
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You have earned $362.
Lishan is tired. Depict them taking a rest.
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God what a gorgeous bird. How much are your commissions
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Oi! Thank you so much!
My commissions are over here. <3
Regular/ARPG Commissions Journal {OPEN}I'm making quite a few changes to the way I do and price commissions. Many of these changes are due to the fact my old journal is from 2015, and many of the prices have only gone up a small amount. While I'm not yet trying to make a living off of my art, I'm doing this so I feel motivated to do commissions on a timely manner and price my art at where I believe it should be. I've improved leaps and bounds since I first opened commissions, and thus my prices are going to be adjusted.
--4 SLOTS ARE OPEN--
Each slot consists of up to 2 individual drawings.
For example, if you would like to purchase four commissions, 2 slots would be taken up.
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A note about icons and animated works:
Lately I've felt 0 motivation to draw icons nor animate for things other than on my own time. Further, icons for me are the most commonly ordered commission. I've been burnt out on them, and thus I'm drastically upping prices for them. &
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which type of fullbody would this be? :>
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This would just be a regular fullbody. The only difference is this one's got a black outline with coloured line art within + a white outline, both of which I could include free.
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Thank you!
One last thing.
Do you have any tips for drawing birds? Their beaks always get me.
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Absolutely!
So, I'm really bad at explaining how I draw, but with birds it helps to have at least a couple references pulled up. Because of the ranges bird beaks can be, it's difficult to say general tips. When I first started drawing birds, my beaks were just basic triangles with hooks at the end. If you can get that shape down, and use references you can build upon that.
You could also perhaps try thinking of it like the shape of a claw, with the lower beak just following in its wake.
OLD BEAK EXAMPLES:
Otherwise here are a couple good tutorials on beaks/birds you can use!
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oh gosh, thank you so much for this detailed answer >w<
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