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Some suggest that the quyren is an ancestor to both unicorns and dragons, but others dismiss this claim as heresy.
I suspect this sort of thing is always happening when you’re not looking.
Totally listened to The Little Mermaid soundtrack while making this.
Here are some pictures I thought I had here already; either I forgot to upload them, or they were from the old forum.
One thing about that family photo bugs me – according to my chart of adult to child proportions, the kids are roughly 10, 5, 6 and <1, based on height relative to their parents, but based on facial and head-to-body proportions, the younger three look like they should be older than that. What age are they meant to be?
@Kaylin88100 said:
One thing about that family photo bugs me – according to my chart of adult to child proportions, the kids are roughly 10, 5, 6 and <1, based on height relative to their parents, but based on facial and head-to-body proportions, the younger three look like they should be older than that. What age are they meant to be?
Eldest to youngest, 8, 7, 6, and 1 1/2 or so. The eldest girl is going to grow up to be a very tall woman. The other two will be more average height. I never was completely satisfied with the youngest two children’s faces. For the boy I started with the child head on the first page of “Winners” and tried to match the proportions of the features to it, although I think the kid the head was drawn from is several years older.
Is that chart handily available online somewhere?
@Lime said:
@Kaylin88100 said:
One thing about that family photo bugs me – according to my chart of adult to child proportions, the kids are roughly 10, 5, 6 and <1, based on height relative to their parents, but based on facial and head-to-body proportions, the younger three look like they should be older than that. What age are they meant to be?
Eldest to youngest, 8, 7, 6, and 1 1/2 or so. The eldest girl is going to grow up to be a very tall woman. The other two will be more average height. I never was completely satisfied with the youngest two children’s faces. For the boy I started with the child head on the first page of “Winners” and tried to match the proportions of the features to it, although I think the kid the head was drawn from is several years older.
Is that chart handily available online somewhere?
Here it is:
You might also find the other two attachments useful. They’re growth charts for boys and girls, showing averages and 95th percentiles, etc.Wow, I’ve been gone a while. It seems to be guest season around here, which has kept me busy. But now I’m gearing up for Nanowrimo, and my plan is to finally write about the Library of Dobesq. To that end, here’s a book-coverish illustration. It features Kasha, who I’ve posted a picture of before. She’s had a new hairstyle since then. The fish she’s feeding is called Grandfather and is alleged to be hundreds of years old and to have powers. Kasha’s not sure she believes that. What’s that in the window? Why, it’s a silhouette against a gradient background. Which seems to have become a habit of mine.
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