
Category Artwork (Traditional) / All
Species Hyena
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Upper left face 'looking up-ish?': Their left jaw (stage-left) seems a little larger than the right, I think.
Upper right: Stage-right ear is larger by a tiny bit than stge-left.
Mid right: 'Can I keep it, mom?'- Stage-right ear seems larger than the stage left- perspectives can be a complete pain though, I can relate!
Bottom/Center Left: 'When I get these cuffs off, you're dead!' Again the ears seem to be mismatching a little.
Bottom Right: perked ear looks painfully perked.
I really want to be more constructive on the criticisms, but I can't really find much of anything else wrong, nor am I a professional or 'schooled' sketch artist by any means. Merf.
Upper right: Stage-right ear is larger by a tiny bit than stge-left.
Mid right: 'Can I keep it, mom?'- Stage-right ear seems larger than the stage left- perspectives can be a complete pain though, I can relate!
Bottom/Center Left: 'When I get these cuffs off, you're dead!' Again the ears seem to be mismatching a little.
Bottom Right: perked ear looks painfully perked.
I really want to be more constructive on the criticisms, but I can't really find much of anything else wrong, nor am I a professional or 'schooled' sketch artist by any means. Merf.
I'll agree with hthe eye comments.
To me your muzzles are very suiting to your style.
But yes, use eyelids a little more, sometimes it seems like they have none
Also just a suggestion, you may get alot of feral requests one day or some, so also take this time to practice feral anatomy, I'm not one to talk really cause I haven't taken the time, but just a meer suggestion <3
I love you gurl! Keep up the good work :)
P.S. DON'T BE AFRAID TO TRY DIFFERENT THINGS :) <33333333333
To me your muzzles are very suiting to your style.
But yes, use eyelids a little more, sometimes it seems like they have none
Also just a suggestion, you may get alot of feral requests one day or some, so also take this time to practice feral anatomy, I'm not one to talk really cause I haven't taken the time, but just a meer suggestion <3
I love you gurl! Keep up the good work :)
P.S. DON'T BE AFRAID TO TRY DIFFERENT THINGS :) <33333333333
I actually have about the same comments. I think there's a slight perspective disagreement on some of the noses - the nose in several of the above seems flatter than the side-view warrants. Might do a couple pages of focus-sketches on muzzle and face, and see if that matches up the way you like. I can tell you that if you start with the nose then work up the muzzle, leaving the nose flat on a side view tends to make the backside of the muzzle too big and crowds the far eye.
The other thing I'd suggest is to draw a few head sketches without fur. The best way to focus on where the ears attach will be to find your pivot-point, then take out the fur and draw the cartilage/skin structure underneath. Once you lock in where the ear fits on the skull, the expressions from the pivots and ear tilts will come across with more impact.
That being said, these are awesome. I'd totally pet the cute-eyes, even knowing I'd likely not get my hand back.
The other thing I'd suggest is to draw a few head sketches without fur. The best way to focus on where the ears attach will be to find your pivot-point, then take out the fur and draw the cartilage/skin structure underneath. Once you lock in where the ear fits on the skull, the expressions from the pivots and ear tilts will come across with more impact.
That being said, these are awesome. I'd totally pet the cute-eyes, even knowing I'd likely not get my hand back.
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