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Practicing character design and proportions
Dec 16, 2024 12:55 PM
mev2333
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Practicing character design and proportions
SwissScars
Well I seen a horse fly
I seen a dragon fly
I seen a house fly
cyberimg
What about these: https://www.udel.edu/faculty-staff/media-experts/spotlight/?postid=9885
westPAguy
DeadnCold
Well, they don't technically fly, it's more of a hang gliding thing..
mev2333
Falling with style
StillAKidAtHeart
You should not visit Australia. Your ignorance may be bliss.
ahorseelbowdeepinme
Common misconception. They don't fly they just lose their grip on the ground and fall
StillAKidAtHeart
Potato Potato:
glovelyday
You may need to study spider anatomy a bit more closely.
mev2333
you are correct. I spent most of my time on the woman then kind of threw the spider on there.
relsky
.... statements I never thought I'd read.
oakleaves
Really not that bad. Right number of body segments for a spider (good job catching the cephalothorax point and not giving it three body body segments or connecting legs to the abdomen), looks like a few legs are missing (+pedipalps) but attached reasonably, and even got the chelicerae (without a second visible mouth opening that some try to add).
Even the style of eyes fits with the logical orientation for a hypothetical flight capable spider (as in jumping spider style for binocular vision).
oakleaves
Correction, Took a closer look and I’m seeing 8 legs so that’s fine. In all reality wasps pretty much are flying spiders (the fill largely the same niche) so the mashup of appearance between a wasp and a spider is even pretty on point.