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Tuke's Tips - Drawing the Body of an Anthro Bird

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I thought I might dedicate some of my time to creating little things like this. Not only does it help me actually think about my own thought process (think about thoughts?) but perhaps other artists or art appreciators could find it interesting. OR it could be a complete waste of time, lol. Who knows.

Also, remember that nothing presented here is law. Every artist is different.

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female 1,060,081, anthro 208,034, bird 36,913, avian 30,576, drawing 13,761, tuke 869, tutorial 608, sketching 347

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Type: Sketch

Published: 11 years ago

Rating: General

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Floyd

11 years ago

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Every piece of sketch-dream just came true <3

Ill keep this reference should I ever get around to trying to draw

Tuke

11 years ago

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@ Floyd

Haha, awesome :)

logitech

11 years ago

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I like dis :3

Tuke

11 years ago

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@ logitech

Cheers!

logitech

11 years ago

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@ Tuke

Can't wait to have you back around more often. Miss my Tuke streams!

KNIFE

11 years ago

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Very helpful!
Thank you for posting this. :D

Tuke

11 years ago

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@ KNIFE

Many thanks

MakoRuu

11 years ago

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Very nice! Definitely gonna throw this one in the ol' tutorials folder.

Tuke

11 years ago

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@ MakoRuu

Awesome, thank you :)

CyberCornEntropic

10 years, 12 months ago

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Birds are digitigrade, like cats and dogs are, although birds have been doing it for far longer than mammals have. Yea, even their dinosaurian ancestors were digitigrade. That means those "reverse knee" joints are actually ankles and that birds walk on their tiptoes.

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