Post AQf5FM6G9LvemlqsM4 by TKSivgin@sauropods.win
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 (DIR) Post #AQdvXHZAYFULEmK88G by KakapoJay@sauropods.win
       2022-12-15T21:15:49Z
       
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       I am so so pleased with this piece! Had the urge to just get lost in feathers and scales and I'm very proud of the result - a fuzzy Utahraptor. #paleoart #dinosaurs
       
 (DIR) Post #AQe9cGW5HS9Gmu9QG0 by TKSivgin@sauropods.win
       2022-12-15T23:53:36Z
       
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       @KakapoJay Very lovely
       
 (DIR) Post #AQewK2Ky9hfdLwtDPs by KakapoJay@sauropods.win
       2022-12-16T08:59:20Z
       
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       @TKSivgin Thank you!
       
 (DIR) Post #AQf1J6E6i1uGtf3J4a by TKSivgin@sauropods.win
       2022-12-16T09:55:12Z
       
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       @KakapoJay Do you have a tip on drawing feathers? When I do it in things like this it ends up looking more like scales: https://hardeshur.blogspot.com/2022/10/syncarpus.html?m=1
       
 (DIR) Post #AQf4KCWz3RWUbN6Aym by KakapoJay@sauropods.win
       2022-12-16T10:29:01Z
       
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       @TKSivgin Hi! I had the same issue with feathers until recently - I got some great advice from Jed Taylor at TetZooCon which was to focus less on the shape of each individual feather, and instead hint at an overall feathery coat using light and shadow - for example, for this one, I laid down a messy dark colour over the whole animal, and then just went in with a light colour and sort of picked out highlights where I think the feathery coat would catch the light. I hope this helps!
       
 (DIR) Post #AQf5FM6G9LvemlqsM4 by TKSivgin@sauropods.win
       2022-12-16T10:39:20Z
       
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       @KakapoJay Thanks, I‘ll try that!