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The one thing I notice (and I know it's too late to fix it, and that I do the same thing) is that the eyes are uneven. But that's the ONLY thing I see. Great job!
Yeah, I guess some people just need to be a bit more open minded. When I presented a similar weapon concept (a staff with one antler, sticks, and feathers on the end) to a guy I was making concept art for awhile back he said “Anthro creatures using body parts of other anthro creatures would just be Weird” But really, I could understand body parts like arms, legs, skulls as being weird but not something naturally shed like that of an antler. But alas, people will think as they will.
Ugg, yeah it is a bit off. This being one of my first full frontal head views of a deer there was bond to be mistakes. A deer’s head in of itself is hard to anthroize correctly, at least for me anyway; their eyes being so widely spaced and large. I tend to use more humanesque eyes on my characters, for I think it better portrays intelligence and emotion then the otherwise feral eyes, as a consequence the animal eye to head proportions end up creating a small head in the end. In short I guess you could call it a hit and miss science. I need to find some part of the body to base the eye size proportions on, or something I guess.
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A native American friend got me started in native American music lately