In a message dated 7/12/2005 5:43:34 AM Eastern Standard Time,
SkunkworksAMA_at_yahoogroups.com writes:
Well... I'm sort of an animal expert, James... And I wanted to say this to
you over an instant message rather than here, though.
But I did notice just two flaws really on the animal part.
I mean, of course your art is good, but, well, I'm just a perfectist.
One flaw, which is the common type, is the four fingered anthro. The furred
mammals do look like they only have four fingers, but they actually have
five
fingers on their front paws. The thumb's just hidden on the paw since it's
so
close to the top of their wrist. Their hind paws do have four toes.
The second flaw is with the female skunks. You neglected to notice that with
the striped skunk species the male skunk is the only one with the black
stripe
down the middle of the tail while the female skunk doesn't.
But compared to the great detail you put into your art these flaws are
basically insignificant.
Your anatomy of anthros is great.
Though, no one can ever agreed on the correct form from bats and avians,
but,
we're all entitled our opinions.
-Claw MacKain, lone half-god lion bounty hunter =^_^=
Sometimes it's best not to stick to reality when it comes to animal anatomy.
Though I do know that the girls would really enjoy an anatomically correct
Pangolin & Armadillo. Thanks to having a friend that prefers to keep her
Furries anatomically correct, there was only 1 thing I had to say when I first
noticed that sense of perfectionism: Whoa.
Verm
Received on Wed Jul 13 2005 - 20:37:11 CDT