just amazing art holy shit:3 and i just sat that movie this weekend its greay you should see it!!

Did you enjoy the movie?

"I'll get you, my pretty! And your little dog, too!"

looks amazing. love the details. I love how people are just realizing what Oz was really about through the new movie...xD the original book was pretty much like that all along...the first movie did not do it justice.

Great design elements! Love attention put into all the texture, and props to those props!

*ugha* Dorothy as a fox... The Stereotype lives on... *facepalm*

Dorothy should be a Cairn Tarrier, of course!


Grats at another GOH, tho, Rukis. *bows*

FURbulous! :)

da wird net gefickt ><' nah tolles bild ich liebe den alten film der zauberer von oz

I have a really strange obsession with flying monkeys... I have no idea why. Playing apples to apples? The flying monkey card always wins no matter what!

Excellent piece. Super gorgeous.

as with red lantern, your attention to detail is incredible, from the wing feathering to the sleeping daisy field behind, this is a piece you could frame and put on a wall:)

I remember haveing nightmares about those flying monkeys when I was younger

You've been slowing down quite a bit since Heretic finished. Nice to see a bit of art come from you today.

huh? I've. . . actually been working my ass off of late. I've just been working on larger projects.

Glad you liked the movie

never saw it

He definitely looks prepared for long distance travel

hmm. Is there a possibility that the wing's on the wrong side? The feather on that wing look like the ones that should be on top, not bottom...

Well, this IS a 'flying monkey' we're talking about, but I'll humor you. . . .

http://sagehen.ucnrs.org/Photos/ani.....hed%20wing.JPG

That is actually the exact picture I reffed for this guy's wing. I like how alarmed the owl looks :D

LOL cute guy there. He he, he or she really seem to be piss off.

Drakar's right, the feathers on your monkey's wing are layered incorrectly. The underside of a bird's wing shows the first primary on top and the flight feathers overlap each other in that order--just like that owl photo shows. Even the fluffy feathers in the wing arm follow this order. Nambroth has a good tutorial on wings here: http://nambroth.deviantart.com/art/.....Wings-96309379

I will whole-heartedly admit I did not give one single crap about how the feathers overlap, or in which order. I reffed for the wing's basic structure, looked at how the feathers were laid out in groups, and made sure those groupings looked about right. Not an ornithologist, or even a bird enthusiast. . . unless you count chickens, and mine never really bother to open their wings. I appreciate the link to the tutorial, all the same. They day I attempt to draw a zoologically accurate bird and not a flying monkey, I'll use it.

Da-dada-dada-dum, da-dada-dada-dum!