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Started sketching in class then inked while visiting my granny. We watch Animal Planet together, it's fun.
The anatomy and perspective, especially on his arm, is weird but I wanted to focus on the linework more, anyway. Not perfect, but a little less wonky than my usual stuff (ironically enough he was drawn before the 'lemur leader'). And I still can't draw weapons of any kind X)
No 'anteater' and there's no 'lemur' in the species list as well...c'mon people, you ignore some the most awesome creatures D:
The anatomy and perspective, especially on his arm, is weird but I wanted to focus on the linework more, anyway. Not perfect, but a little less wonky than my usual stuff (ironically enough he was drawn before the 'lemur leader'). And I still can't draw weapons of any kind X)
No 'anteater' and there's no 'lemur' in the species list as well...c'mon people, you ignore some the most awesome creatures D:
Category All / General Furry Art
Species Mammal (Other)
Size 905 x 595px
File Size 299.5 kB
SWEEEEEEET! Your lineart is so gorgeous! AND YOU DRAW TREES SO WELL, GOOD LORD. O:
What kind of Lemur is he? THE AWESOME KIND? Owait all Lemurs are the awesome kind. He kind of reminds me of an Aye-Aye; His overall face shape, his ears, and the clawed hands+feet give that impression. Just give him long fingers and he'd be all set! xD
What kind of Lemur is he? THE AWESOME KIND? Owait all Lemurs are the awesome kind. He kind of reminds me of an Aye-Aye; His overall face shape, his ears, and the clawed hands+feet give that impression. Just give him long fingers and he'd be all set! xD
Yay for my late replies.
To be honest...I have no idea. I was sketching around without being inspired at all. But at one point, when I looked at his muzzle, I kinda went "hey there, you'll be a lemur", and then everything else happened. Then again- I'm still new at drawing lemurs, so I'm pretty sure I messed up a lot. He was supposed to be the black faced and red-ish furred one. But hahaha, now that you mention it, he looks more like an Aye-Aye. Guess I must study these animals more when I have some spare time :D
And thank you for the compliments, you're too kind!
To be honest...I have no idea. I was sketching around without being inspired at all. But at one point, when I looked at his muzzle, I kinda went "hey there, you'll be a lemur", and then everything else happened. Then again- I'm still new at drawing lemurs, so I'm pretty sure I messed up a lot. He was supposed to be the black faced and red-ish furred one. But hahaha, now that you mention it, he looks more like an Aye-Aye. Guess I must study these animals more when I have some spare time :D
And thank you for the compliments, you're too kind!
Haha. Don't worry, I do that kind of thing all the time! xD I'm so lazy.
Ohhh.. Haha! xD The Black-faced one with the red cheek-fluff would be a Red Ruffed Lemur. o: And now that you mention it, I can kind of see it, but their ears are really small (they're hardly even visible through all that fur) and they don't have the claws. :P But hey, if you ever want to learn about Lemurs, would like some links to good Lemur info sites, want tips on drawing them/their anatomy, etc.. Feel free to ask me! I love talking about Lemurs, haha! :D
You're very welcome! It's such a beautiful pic- Even without color! <33
Ohhh.. Haha! xD The Black-faced one with the red cheek-fluff would be a Red Ruffed Lemur. o: And now that you mention it, I can kind of see it, but their ears are really small (they're hardly even visible through all that fur) and they don't have the claws. :P But hey, if you ever want to learn about Lemurs, would like some links to good Lemur info sites, want tips on drawing them/their anatomy, etc.. Feel free to ask me! I love talking about Lemurs, haha! :D
You're very welcome! It's such a beautiful pic- Even without color! <33
Red Ruffed one, yes!
I worked without any reference photos (I saw them on Animal Planet briefly and decided they're awesome), but now that I found some...you're right about the ears, I'm not very observant xD
And thank you for the offer! I could use a critique on my lemurs, seeing as I just started drawing them and such...I'll really appreciate that :3
I worked without any reference photos (I saw them on Animal Planet briefly and decided they're awesome), but now that I found some...you're right about the ears, I'm not very observant xD
And thank you for the offer! I could use a critique on my lemurs, seeing as I just started drawing them and such...I'll really appreciate that :3
EEE! I love those guys! <3 They're the absolute most sweet Lemurs!! So gentle- even if you don't hand raise them or anything! (:
Well that's pretty good, considering it was all from memory! The first time I drew a Ruffed Lemur, it was a Black and White Ruffed Lemur, and I did it from memory (I had just gone to a zoo, where I got to touch one!) and I got the colors all inverted!! xD I actually got the markings fairly close, and I remembered the small ears, but I gave it a white face and black ear ruffs, etc. XD You're not going to get it right on your first go-round, especially if it's all from memory! Lemurs are really complex animals!
The ears are such a small part, though, that when you go to draw it you normally don't think about it. Or if you see them on TV or at a zoo you won't think to look. So it's understandable! xD I just thought I'd point it out in case you'd like to draw more Lemurs in the future! ^^ I don't know about you, but I always like to add in all the odd features of the animal I'm drawing. It gives it that sense of realism, and it just gives them personality! (:
Awesome! :D I hope I can help you sometime, then! I've also got thousands of Lemur photos- Surely I've got at least 1 photo of their various body parts, somewhere. Although it might be a different species, their body shapes are basically the same..
Well that's pretty good, considering it was all from memory! The first time I drew a Ruffed Lemur, it was a Black and White Ruffed Lemur, and I did it from memory (I had just gone to a zoo, where I got to touch one!) and I got the colors all inverted!! xD I actually got the markings fairly close, and I remembered the small ears, but I gave it a white face and black ear ruffs, etc. XD You're not going to get it right on your first go-round, especially if it's all from memory! Lemurs are really complex animals!
The ears are such a small part, though, that when you go to draw it you normally don't think about it. Or if you see them on TV or at a zoo you won't think to look. So it's understandable! xD I just thought I'd point it out in case you'd like to draw more Lemurs in the future! ^^ I don't know about you, but I always like to add in all the odd features of the animal I'm drawing. It gives it that sense of realism, and it just gives them personality! (:
Awesome! :D I hope I can help you sometime, then! I've also got thousands of Lemur photos- Surely I've got at least 1 photo of their various body parts, somewhere. Although it might be a different species, their body shapes are basically the same..
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