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A more... "normal" creature design. I really just wanted to draw feathers and a toucanish bird. lol... and as I was drawing it I made up a whole background for it and the name I got from a real bird called the Kingfisher which are tiny little... fishing... birds... yeah... >_>
--- The King's Crown, once a common species, is now a rare avian living in the middle of thick forests. They were hunted down for their vibrant feathers which were considered so valuable that only a king could afford it; thus the name. Females are harder to recognize since they do not have a crest or vibrant feathers, and are thought of as a completely different species ("Brown Crossery"). From beak to rump, the King's crown is approximately 20-25 inches in length. Its crest feathers (most valuable) can grow up to 9 inches long and it's tail feathers up to 18 inches. Because of its heavy body, long tail, and rather short wingspan for its size, the King's Crown can only fly short distances and heights. Their songs are loud and consist of a series of screaming 'caws' and deep 'warbles', which can become annoying. ---- Done in Micron 005, 01; ~40 Hours <Edit> Omfg my first DD :0 Thank you sooo much XD Daily DeviationGiven 2007-03-16The immaculate attention to line-work, detail, composition, and originality in this piece is but one wonderful example of this artist's work. King's Crown by ~SilentReaper is as inspiring to the upcoming artist as it is stunning to the veteran. (Suggested by ~darkhelmetj and Featured by $spinegrinder) Commentswhat did you use when you drew this? It's ABSOLUTELY AMAZING!!! ._____________.
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February 17, 2007
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