Comments: 9
hippotragusniger [2007-01-05 21:25:16 +0000 UTC]
Very, very nice! Though you did make a common mistake most people do when drawing Sables- you put the ridge lines of the horns all the way up to the tip. All antelope are born with 'spike' horns. These are small smooth points that grow to be the tip of the horn. In the case of the sable the horn is about 3/4 ridged and 1/4 un-ridged. Another Hippotragus antelope and close sable cousin, the Gemsbok oryx, actually has about 2/3 ridged and 1/3 unridged. It varies by species and a little bit by induvidual.
Beautiful pic though! Always wonderful to see something of a sable or inspired by them.
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RedDrgn [2005-09-16 15:26:31 +0000 UTC]
It's really cool! It looks very wise and understanding, I think. The deep shadows and overall color give it a penant and almost grievous overtone as well. Well done!
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EE- [2005-07-27 20:31:08 +0000 UTC]
@o@ That's sooo amazing! I LOVE how you've done the shading for this! @__@ The colours are sooo beautiful. It has a really 3D look to it but it also has a nice 2D look, also @_@ The colours are really, really nicely put together with how they are whitish and bluish and everything. Nyaah~~ And what a beautiful proportion! >w< I looove how you've done the staff, also @_@
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Lunar-Prodigy [2005-07-06 10:21:42 +0000 UTC]
wow
i havent seen you do artzies in ages, heck i think last tiem we spoke was a little whiel after i met you ^_^
you still live in bc right? i forget exactly where? im in victoria myself ^_^
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Fugiri-Shi [2005-07-05 08:55:52 +0000 UTC]
very techy description. I like regardless ^ ^
Very nice, did you do this in charcoal? I havn't used that in ages
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Adustus [2005-07-05 03:56:33 +0000 UTC]
Wonderful textures, as usuall. I envy.
Interesting choice of anatomical structure. Not quite humanoid and not quite animal.
Is it just me... or is all of your work like... blue?
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