I had a very special encounter today with several Long eared owls, a day roost in a suburb of Munich. I managed to sketch one of them which was enjoying the low evening light. I did several Long eared owl studies in the past but only from birds in captivity in a Wildlife hospital. This is my very first one from a Long eared owl in his natural habitat. Various fineliners & pens
..The Thylacine is a legendary species which lived in Australia and Tasmania and seems that is already extinct, since there is no credible evidence that the animal still exist for decades now. Attached, my efforts to depict the animal, starting with the initial pencil drawing , and showing the process step by step to the finished pen drawing. Eventually , I noticed several mistakes on his anatomy, decided to revise the image, started a couple of watercolours, and managed to complete at least one . Forgot to mention that videos taken in Hobart zoo( Tasmania) in the 30`s of last century have been a great help while creating my image. The finished watercolour , I managed eventually to complete
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ich bin Silvia, habe dir ein wenig über die Schulter geschaut und du hast mir deine Karte gegeben. Ich kann nur sagen, wow!!! Genial. Wie lange hast du jetzt im Gesamten für dieses Bild gebraucht? Das würde mich sehr interessieren.
Ich werde auch zukünftig immer mal wiedr bei dir reinschauen.
Schönes Wochenende
Silvia
Das ganze hat sicherlich nicht länger als 2 1/2 Stunden gedauert..mit kurzen
Unterbrechungen natürlich..
besten Dank nochmal!