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Published: 2009-11-23 02:59:28 +0000 UTC; Views: 835; Favourites: 11; Downloads: 16
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Right. It's a cow on a slope. Shup, what do you expect? The sketchbook doesn't have any lines.Right, so after creating a sheep/cow hybrid earlier on, I've decided to try and draw a cow properly. This is said cow.
The model in question is the Solly's house cow (A cow kept apart from the rest of the herd so that it may provide milk for the household. Or was that a cow that gets eaten every year for Christmas? Whatever.)
I have several gripes about American cow drawings. Firstly, they're too plump, no cow in their right mind would get that fat, they'd be heading towards the abattoir. Second, they're not clean or smooth either. Third, and I'm looking at YOU here disney, BULLS HAVE HORNS. THEY DO NOT HAVE UDDERS! (Seriously, what the HELL?)
As you can tell, this cow (Who I believe goes by the name of Daisy.) is not too impressed with the weirdo drawing her.
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That face is just begging for a little hug...and a neck scratch.
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Yeah, she's not the spring calf she once was, but she keeps on keeping on, just needs a little affection now and then.
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For making it that far, she deserves every ounce of it.
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Aye, she's a house cow; we had one like 'er for a good fifteen years.
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A house cow, she must of been like family.
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She was of the opinion that she was a rather large dog. She also ate windscreen wipers.
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That sounds adorable. Getting into a little trouble yet being so big.
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You've seen that video where cows prance around after being let out of a winter barn? Yeah she was like that most afternoons. The house paddock was so pitted and dented that small animals had to take climbing gear when crossing it.
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All that sounds like an amazing time around that household.
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When we first moved here our house was in a paddock. We had to shoo sheep off the steps, they'd sun on the gravel path. Now the city has moved in and all there really is is sheep and goats.
Zombie goats.
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Goodness! Well sheep and goats make for good company right? Referring to the non flesh ripping type. Hehe
I remember helping out with goats a while back in the country, I miss them and the other animals a lot.
Can't imagine a city with sheep and goats in it.
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Your cities have skyscrapers in them; our country only really has one. (The Sky tower, you can jump off of it.) No city here is complete without lots of trees. Here's a small aerial shot or near I live: www.futureproof.org.nz/file/1c⦠(I'm a little below the bottom of the photo, near the bridge.) Goats here are mean tempered things, ready to butt and kick. They're cunning too, sneaky and tricky. Sheep, now sheep are honest things, you know where you stand with 'em, but i don't trust goats as far as I can spit 'em.
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OH, that area looks exciting compared to the stretched rural area im used to. I guess here, your area would be called a village. Interesting.
Yeah, goats being mischievous. Thats starting to come back to me, probably why I preferred my Β standing on the other side of Β the fence. And those horse that look dull but are actually quite sharp in a position.
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She knows how poorly she's been drawn.
In fact, cows almost never look happy. They must know their destiny lies in burgers.
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Wow, what a lovely style! I think you should sketch animals like that more often. In fact, can I suggest one animal?
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Suggest all you want, I really should sketch more (I can usually only sketch from life, which is why they're so much better than my other art.)
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All right, I'd love to see a crocodile (in similar style).
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xDDDD I loooove it. I feel like it some days.
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Hmmmn, good point, I should've included some sort of snazzy message like you see on cards and stuff.
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Why does it look miserable? What did you do to it? YOU MONSTER!!! D:
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I told it about Mc Donalds.
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how come you don't upload more often?
i like your cartoon drawings
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1.) Most of my stuff is even worse than this.
2.) Chronic lazy.
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No, not sad, just *Sigh*
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XD Yes, heres looking at you Disney, you and your gender confused cows XD. Nicely done, yet again <3.
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And of course ALL their bug films. Stupid Disney, keeping the working girl down!
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You know what, you're thinking of Nickelodeon's Barnyard that decided bulls should have udders, that also goes for "Back at the Barnyard" show. Disney is not that stupid, nor has it ever been involved in that film. It's Nickelodeon that made the entire thing of bulls with udders
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You know, you're probably right. Disney is almost the face of animation, anything done, be it by Warner Brothers or Pixar gets pinned on them.
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I admit it's stupid to put udders on bulls (really Nickelodeon) and it was not necessary. But Disney, Warner Brothers, Pixar, and DreamWorks have done better than that over the years.
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Indeed, but there are a lot of mistakes to make and some stick. Did you know rabbits can get carrot poisoning? They're not something they naturally eat much of but thanks to Bugs we have that association.
Interestingly enough here something pointless is said to be 'As useful as tits on a bull.' Aaah farm country.
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Cow appears unimpressed to be immortalized in art. The face is so expressive. And the splayed hooves made me smile.
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Them's proper hooves them is, fuzzpaw.
Indeed the cow was not impressed. Paper is for eating, not scribbling.
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No! No sketch dingo! Let go my leg!
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I love it! 
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I wanted to show that it is a brown cow, not the usual black and white fresian breed. Also, she's *old*
*Runs for fence*
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