Inga and Eathum Badges by Eskiworks -- Fur Affinity [dot] net

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Inga and Eathum Badges

By Eskiworks,
posted 15 years ago Digital Artist | Support me with Shinies!

Two warm colored full body badges, though they matched well together! One for Inga the paleo horse, and one for Enaxn of Eathum, the awesome winged cat! Done with Markers, colored pencil and acrylic on Bristol.

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DrakenByte ~drakenbyte

Creature Conjurer

15 years ago

Man, I hope I can catch you one time when you sell these badges. Your badges are some of my favorites! Your style really makes them pop! These are wonderfully detailed too, love the action of them. :)

Eskiworks ~wolf-nymph

Digital Artist

15 years ago

Why thank you! =D I hope that by next year I'll be able to take traditional commissions again.

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Birb

15 years ago

Wow, I haven't seen a horse type character in a while. The way you drew the anatomy and blended the colors is brilliant. Great job, Nym.

Eskiworks ~wolf-nymph

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15 years ago

Thanks Fire! Been practicing my horse anatomy actually. Not much, but it makes things less of a struggle to get "right" looking.

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Birb

15 years ago

Well I think you pulled it off very well. Even while taking my anatomy class where we had a hanging horse, it was still a pain to visualize the thing. Thick upper muscle and tiny little legs can make horses tough I think.