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Resting Leopard

By hbruton,
posted 17 years ago Anthro Artist

Because I so rarely draw Leopards:)
12x8 sepia markers on parchment paper.

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Category Artwork (Traditional) / General Furry Art

Species Leopard

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File Size 142.4 kB

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AshWulf ~ashwulf

Traditional Furry Artist

17 years ago

*gasp!* Why no love for spotted-kitties!? :0 You should draw more - you do a wonderful job on them. n.n

Steelbeard ~steelbeard

Musician

17 years ago

Is that a snake or an asparagus there? :P
All topped off with a suggestive little glance.... OOPS I just fell over.

Wakboth ~wakboth

Writer

17 years ago

I really like the way the texture of the paper echoes the leopard's spots and the pattern of the bark. Very fine!

MatthiasZebra ~matthiasrat

Writer

17 years ago

Is he resting on a snake? The bark pattern looks suspiciously like scales!

Nice piece!

Dominus tecum

hbruton ~hbruton

OP

Anthro Artist

17 years ago

It's a common type of tree in Africa that Leopards like to stretch out on. They have the coolest bark pattern.

MatthiasZebra ~matthiasrat

Writer

17 years ago

Wow! Never seen anything quite like that. What's the tree called?

Dominus tecum

BluJaguar ~blujaguar

Art Whore

17 years ago

Shouldn't the spots be more numerous, smaller, and less connected? He looks like a jaguar >_>

Not that I'm complaining mind you. ^_^

BluJaguar ~blujaguar

Art Whore

17 years ago

Ok, after more research and getting it into my head that it's a African Leopard, there should still be about twice as many spots, but the style of them is otherwise fine. ^_^

Anbessa ~anbessa

Anthro Artist

17 years ago

jaguars always have little dots in the center of their rosettes, leopards never. that's the easiest way to divide the two. ^^

Anbessa ~anbessa

Anthro Artist

17 years ago

the way he's hugging that branch makes me want to replace that branch for a while... clean but suggestive as anything. :)

phantasmas ~phantasmas

Writer

17 years ago

More lovely work, as usual. Love your felines

XoaGray ~xoagray

Photographer

17 years ago

That is very nicely done. *laughs* And I'm glad to see that even if it's misread, I'm not the only one that's seeing that posture and facial expression in a somewhat "come hither" light.

I'm such a sucker for cute. :)

Bagheera ~bagheera

Valië

17 years ago

yes you rarely draw leopards and you totally should do it more! x) see how lovely he is!

Schmuseleopard ~schmuseleopard

Traditional Artist

17 years ago

Aw! Sweet!!! *//w//*
I love this Leopard! X3

ZirLeopard ~zirleopard

Writer

16 years ago

Do more leopards, please O_O!

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