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i love the fairy wing tutorial! i’ve been thinking about making some and this is great! thanks for posting 🙂
I agree with Barrdwing. That griffin looks like its going to be amazing! Would love to see it finished!
Jennifer wrote:This will get you a start. The plates are of horses (scroll down, there are many, amongst other animals!), but the basic skeletal and musculature structure is similar and can be adapted to a mule.
http://books.google.com/books?id=vaPHlOt2RdAC&pg=PT39&dq=Ellenberger+animal+plate&cd=1#v=onepage&q=Ellenberger%20animal%20plate&f=falseCouple this with good photo references and you will be on your way. 🙂
wow… what a cool book! very thorough and detailed. may have to add that to my reference library as well
Pam Thompson wrote:Melody is also painting up some griffins inspired by Wyandotte chickens.
How interesting…
LOL at the “drizzling”… We are such wimps here! I can’t imagine living somewhere that it rains more than 6” a year. I always like the IDEA of a rainy place. You know, green lush forests and stuff.. but when it comes to actually dealing with it. Yuck. I can’t stand mud in the house! Or smelly wet dogs… that bring mud in the house… haha.
Tyrrlin wrote:Since so many people apparently like to post pics from a Renaissance Faire. 🙂
Ah… good idea, Tyrrlin!
This is me and my daughter with our handmade Faire outfits last year. She was a green fairy (obviously). Mine is a full length dress and velvet lined cloak.
what a cutie he is! i can’t wait to get him here! again, you are very talented MGutz. you’re so confident with your color choices, i love it!
