Paula’s 100 Day Art Challenge: Animal Studies

[Paula B]

Glad you did, André ^^

[Paula B]

Day 005:

[Ramona]

This is such a cool idea! I think after these 100 days you’ll have created a solid database for all sorts of animals, keep it up! 🙂

[Paula B]

Thanks! 😀

[Paula B]

Day 006:

[Joshua Jacobo]

Go go go! 👍🏼👍🏼

[Paula B]

😀

[Paula B]

Day 007:

[Joshua Jacobo]

These are great. A tip: when you’re doing the far side limbs, try to draw through more and actually figure out where the shoulder or hip is attaching so that when the limb emerges it’s very convincing that it’s not just a flat shape emerging from somewhere. Specifically the drawings in the upper and lower right.

[Paula B]

Thanks Joshua! I’ll keep that in mind ^^

[Paula B]

Day 008:

[PaulDidier]

Wow, these are excellent!

[Joshua Jacobo]

We have lots of rabbits in our back yard. One thing I’ve noticed is that most of the time their ears are turned almost backwards so they are creating a sound cone that covers their entire rear and periphery and then a sight cone which continues the surveillance all the way to the front. I sort of think of rabbit ears like radar dishes now.

• This reply was modified 3 years, 11 months ago by Joshua Jacobo.

[Paula B]

Thank you, Paul!

[Paula B]

Hahaha. I’ve seen rabbits in some parks and hills around here, but they can be rather hard to spot since they blend in with their surroundings.

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