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Centaur Skeleton

By FrogsBreath,
posted 18 years ago Digital Artist

From "Anatomy of the Centaur".

Plate 17: Skeletal system of the Caranoctian savannah centaur (tzenta), Kentaurus dromaeus, young adult male depicted.

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luckynumber ~luckynumber

Traditional Artist

18 years ago

wow, amazing!

Also, nice job incorporating the traditional Hellenic pronunciation into the scientific name :3

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FrogsBreath ~frogsbreath

OP

Digital Artist

18 years ago

Thank you. And you're right, the world needs more centaurs, period.

Anthro Artist

18 years ago

you'll get no argument here, I find Centaurs one of the most fascinating mythological creatures out there, especially working out what goes where. This shall be an excellent aid to proportions in my future attempts at drawing them, which is somewhat useful considering one of my projects I hope to complete in 2008

Watcher

18 years ago

Seems to me there should be some other bones to support the curviature of the spine as it transistions from human into horse, something to stablize it.

locoindigo ~locoindigo

Digital Artist

17 years ago

Hmm. Voynich Manuscript script too ^^

FrogsBreath ~frogsbreath

OP

Digital Artist

17 years ago

Good eye!

Cepheus-Starhowl ~cepheus-starhowl

Writer

16 years ago

Hm! I'll definitely have to show this to a friend who's into centaurs :D I think she'd like it.

TheDementedSmile ~thedementedsmile

Traditional Artist

16 years ago

Centaurs are rather akward creatures, having two ribcages. It neat how you made the spines flow together.

FrogsBreath ~frogsbreath

OP

Digital Artist

16 years ago

I like the awkwardness, I find it cute in real animals.

KevinFoxboy47 ~kevinfoxboy47

Writer

12 years ago

Bernard Doove's chakats have a similar organ placement.

ChokoDonkey ~chokodonkey

Anthro Artist

15 years ago

I'm curious to see how you could put his internal organs hehe that would more complicated I suppose =3

FrogsBreath ~frogsbreath

OP

Digital Artist

15 years ago

I've got a drawing of it, but it's not very good.

ChokoDonkey ~chokodonkey

Anthro Artist

15 years ago

I didn't find it, where it is please ?

FrogsBreath ~frogsbreath

OP

Digital Artist

15 years ago

Hiding on my hard drive :)

ChokoDonkey ~chokodonkey

Anthro Artist

15 years ago

I'd like to see it TwT

FrogsBreath ~frogsbreath

OP

Digital Artist

15 years ago

I'll consider posting it. Probably needs to be cleaned up from it's current state as a bunch of scribbles.

ChokoDonkey ~chokodonkey

Anthro Artist

15 years ago

Could you warn me if you decide to post it please =3

FrogsBreath ~frogsbreath

OP

Digital Artist

15 years ago

No! You must visit my page every five minutes to check!

ChokoDonkey ~chokodonkey

Anthro Artist

15 years ago

Ooh god, since I'm on FA I've already seen naughty people but, THIS is the naughtier things I've ever read x3

Reve and Azreal ~reve

Watcher

14 years ago

The spine should have more of a curve at the bottom of the humanoid torso. You have it represented in the overlay with the skin, but not the spine itself.

FrogsBreath ~frogsbreath

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Digital Artist

14 years ago

The overlay depicts muscle.

Reve and Azreal ~reve

Watcher

14 years ago

Well, whichever. There is a curve in the spine that is represented in the overlay, but not in the skeleton (specifically the lumbar curve, which is a bit below the ribcage).

FrogsBreath ~frogsbreath

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Digital Artist

14 years ago

I know. That's intentional.

Anon_Panzer_713666 ~anonpanzer713666

4 years ago

Interesting and Useful... Aren't there some one with the Inner organs and musle ones?
(Sorry if I didn't writed this well).

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