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Daisy is a bird.
Drawing her "sexy" is a fun (and not at all frustrating) exercise to anyone who wants to practice which traits to preserve to keep a character recognizable. This is particularly difficult with Daisy, because moving around her facial proportions even a little bit makes her look hideous.

Drawing ducks also brings about a ton of difficult logistic considerations that could make an artist throw adamant beliefs down the drain, just to make something "work". Do ducks have wings, or does Disney's choice to leave them out supersede? Do ducks have tits? Do they lay eggs, and if so, do they do it from a buhgina? How the fuck do the legs wooork?

I have not dared to form critical opinions on which answers are correct yet. But I might eventually.

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female 1,095,186, female/solo 70,202, clean 10,322, bow 7,910, duck 7,070, corset 3,275, pigtails 2,049, daisy duck 317

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Published: 2 years, 3 months ago

Rating: General

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Karmandel

2 years, 3 months ago

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I have done extensive work on making those weird dinosaurs conform to my libido. Answers: Yes, but no arms and screw Disney; yes (hrrng), yes and yes. And you don't want those weird sticks that wading birds have, just pretend that mammalian legs fit onto there.

(I admit that I didn't explore avian leg anatomy deeply when designing my bird OC, but that business about the "ankle" not being analogous to the mammalian one made me decide to just fake it).

Cool fact: Flamingoes have a locking hip joint so they can sleep standing up without using a lot of energy on keeping their balance.

Yuval

2 years, 3 months ago

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pretty

SeDUCKtress

2 years, 3 months ago

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You should study Tad Stones' Darkwing Duck artwork. The art style in that cartoon, especially for female ducks, is closer to human anatomy than the classics, like Daisy and Donald.