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Posted: Thu Aug 20, 2009 9:46 am
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Posted: Thu Aug 20, 2009 1:42 pm
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Posted: Thu Aug 20, 2009 1:48 pm
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Posted: Mon Sep 21, 2009 1:53 pm
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So floofy. x3
I love your strokes for the fur and hair. Very nice on those, though a little thick on her legs.
As for the feet, her right one looks alright. The left one, notsomuch. I think I see where you were going with it, though. Either a frontal view of the foot, or she's lifting it up a little.
Considering that she's leaning to her left just enough to put her weight on that left foot, though, I would assume a frontal view was the objective. Frontal views on claws can be tricky. I still have problems. D: Here's a quick redline I put together for ya:
![User Image](https://i194.photobucket.com/albums/z157/eizoryu/Redlines and non-Shop/RaeyuFeet.png) The one in the middle is about what I think would work best for a frontal view on Raeyu's feet. Because it's a front view, foreshortening comes into play, so that even the longest toes look like stubs. The end of the toes look like ovals in Raeyu's case; ovals with slightly flattened bottoms where the ground meets her feet. Claws/toenails look like upside-down teardrops from the front. 3nodding
Hope that helps ^^
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Posted: Mon Sep 21, 2009 10:19 pm
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Eizoryu So floofy. x3 I love your strokes for the fur and hair. Very nice on those, though a little thick on her legs. As for the feet, her right one looks alright. The left one, notsomuch. I think I see where you were going with it, though. Either a frontal view of the foot, or she's lifting it up a little. Considering that she's leaning to her left just enough to put her weight on that left foot, though, I would assume a frontal view was the objective. Frontal views on claws can be tricky. I still have problems. D: Here's a quick redline I put together for ya: ![User Image](https://i194.photobucket.com/albums/z157/eizoryu/Redlines and non-Shop/RaeyuFeet.png) The one in the middle is about what I think would work best for a frontal view on Raeyu's feet. Because it's a front view, foreshortening comes into play, so that even the longest toes look like stubs. The end of the toes look like ovals in Raeyu's case; ovals with slightly flattened bottoms where the ground meets her feet. Claws/toenails look like upside-down teardrops from the front. 3nodding Hope that helps ^^ Ohh! alrighty, so Digigrade long toes look like other digigrade, basically? All I do it make the lines for the joins longer?
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Posted: Wed Sep 30, 2009 9:48 am
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Posted: Wed Sep 30, 2009 3:30 pm
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Posted: Fri Oct 02, 2009 11:01 pm
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Folken_Schezar oh noes i hope you'll be okay and i hope you get some time to do more then just that in SF its a fun city to be in. (i go to school there XD) but yea i just wanted to make a note about the animals feet thing. an easy way to go about drawing them is that they are basically walking around on hands and the part that is making contact with the floor as the fingers. and the thumb is the small almost useless digit that is higher up. once you understand this you can also come to many more understanding of how the animal body functions, i.e. how they can run so much faster then us, and is similar to ours, i.e. similar hand/paws. Thanks, and yeah when I go to SF I usually only go to the city for my doctor visits, and I spend the rest of my time in El Grenada/Half Moon Bay.
And for further explanation, I live in nevada, and have annual doctor visits in SF, but for soem reason my vision is rapidly depleting in my left eye (AKA I'm going blind in it) so hopefully just a little bit of laser surgery will fix it, I hate the other kind of surgery, going under always scares me.
On the art note, I know how dog and cat paws work, but what about a mictur of a bird and a cat, like what I was trying to do with that character to perceive a dragon's feet. She still has use of the dew claw, that is why that digit is longer than a dog or cat's, it is used as a defense mechanism I guess you'd say if you looked at it from a natural standpoint. I'm used to drawing cat feet since that is the only good reference for feet I have (I have a pet cat) but I want her feet to have long toes, but not too long, and I want her to walk primarily on her toes.
I hope I explained that well enough ^^;
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Posted: Sat Oct 03, 2009 3:05 pm
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Posted: Sat Oct 03, 2009 3:49 pm
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I think she meant mixture, Folken. A mixture of bird and cat claws. X and C are really close on the keyboard. x3 Easy to make a mistake.
Birds have no dew claw; it either evolved out or became the spur. I think the closest thing they have to one now is that single backwards-facing toe; the one closest to the inside of the leg if they have two toes facing backward. (The longer backwards toe on a two-two foot is actually the outermost front toe on a three-one foot, just in a different position.)
And because cats already walk on their toes, Rae, the only thing you really have to do is just make the toes longer. Bird toes are very prehensile, if you've ever seen a macaw or other species of parrot/parakeet grab a large piece of food to eat it. Here is a simple bird foot diagram. See how the outermost toe has four bones, then three, then two as you move towards the bird's body? That goes for all birds. Or, at least, the most popular flying ones: songbirds, birds of prey, and parrots/parakeets. Best to do a little independent research and study on bird feet, if you don't have a pet bird or know someone who does.
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Posted: Sat Oct 03, 2009 5:08 pm
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