Anthro equine head study - bones by Scale -- Fur Affinity [dot] net

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Anthro equine head study - bones

By Scale,
posted 17 years ago Adventures in furry painting

See previous submission ( http://www.furaffinity.net/view/1154204/ ) - this is the underlying skull. I drew the two pictures in parallel keeping the sheets overlaid and going frequently from one to the other, in order to attach the muscles in a more or less believable way.

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Just a Has Been Horse Artist

17 years ago

maybe useful ^^
http://www.furaffinity.net/view/1011394/
http://www.furaffinity.net/view/1011390/

but im not saying u have to use em, u are pretty great ^^

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17 years ago

It's nice to see smoeone including the wolfteeth. :)

Very anatomically accurate. It's also good to see you've factored in the large brain that an anthro would probably have. :)

Watcher

17 years ago

This is how I have pictured an anthro head in my mind, too. And indeed, nice to see someone include the canines, too. :)

ecmajor ~ecmajor

Camel hugger

17 years ago

This is great to see. Much more in-depth than anything i've done, though i've thought about making a few small changes to my anthro equine heads (most notably moving the eyes or changing the forehead shape slightly to allow for more binocular vision) ...but you've done more than just think about it.
Great work!

OP

Adventures in furry painting

17 years ago

Thank you, but this is just one possible shape, it's a very generic kind of horse too since I'm not much familiar with the various breeds, so I hope to see other people do better. I don't have much hands-on experience with horses, unluckily...

tigerdemon ~tigerdemon

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17 years ago

very nice it give good idea of how the changes should look !! ',..,'

docwilkie ~docwilkie

Writer

17 years ago

could the Jibba be larger and wider This would allow more brain room and a wider area of binocular vision.

Figuring out the head from the scull is the way to understand how a horse or dog head would fit on an upright body and accommodate a human size brain good work.

RayJones ~rayjones

Traditional Artist

17 years ago

Definitely goes in my collection of tutorials! thanks B -)-

MoodyFerretPhotography ~moodyferretphotography

Photographer

17 years ago

I love these detailed studies that you do!

Watcher

17 years ago

Thank you, very much. Now, this will help me a lot, as it helps me to figure out the shape of the skull. :)

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