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Basic ref sheet comish for
KebaRawr of the spiffy winged wolf, Keba!
Really, really, really, insanely happy with how this turned out. That torso - I'm so happy, you don't even. And the line-art. XD Man, I'm really proud of this!
Commissions are open~
Thanks Keba! Hope you like!
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Basic ref sheet comish for
KebaRawr of the spiffy winged wolf, Keba!Really, really, really, insanely happy with how this turned out. That torso - I'm so happy, you don't even. And the line-art. XD Man, I'm really proud of this!
Commissions are open~
Thanks Keba! Hope you like!
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Category Artwork (Digital) / General Furry Art
Species Wolf
Size 1280 x 1038px
File Size 273.5 kB
That would depend on the strength of the innermost wing membrane's support along the body, really. Bats are really the only avians that have membranes attached the entire length of their bodies, and they get away with it only due to their small body sizes.
For a large-bodied avian, if the wing membranes are attached all the way back across the hindquarters, the airflow when flapping would pull the hindquarters up and down with each beat of the wing.
FYI, Skywise is not just my username on FA - I have a degree in Aerospace Engineering, so I do know what I'm talking about.
For a large-bodied avian, if the wing membranes are attached all the way back across the hindquarters, the airflow when flapping would pull the hindquarters up and down with each beat of the wing.
FYI, Skywise is not just my username on FA - I have a degree in Aerospace Engineering, so I do know what I'm talking about.
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