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Some of the many facial studies ive been doodling for Dirtiran lately.
Really trying to push the “foxy” look out of her face a bit, without loosing it completely.
I have a real love for Marsupials and rodents as I am sure has been apparent through the years, so been trying to place these features into her face a little. The whiskers of course are not fox like at all (never have been), but more so thick and bristly like a seals!
Still not happy with it yet, ill get there! (till I get unsatisfied with her design yet again XD)
Dirtiran is © Myself
Really trying to push the “foxy” look out of her face a bit, without loosing it completely.
I have a real love for Marsupials and rodents as I am sure has been apparent through the years, so been trying to place these features into her face a little. The whiskers of course are not fox like at all (never have been), but more so thick and bristly like a seals!
Still not happy with it yet, ill get there! (till I get unsatisfied with her design yet again XD)
Dirtiran is © Myself
Category Artwork (Digital) / Doodle
Species Unspecified / Any
Size 688 x 591px
File Size 141.8 kB
I agree with 
Pouncewhisper about the shape of the nose. The whole profile looks a lot more marsupial thanks to the curve of the head running down to the pointed nose rather than the flatter nose of a fox. I suspect it will be difficult to get across that she's more marsupial/rodent in appearance than fox to the majority, since the majority hardly seem to know the difference... much less what a fox actually looks like. Those big eyes help here too, they're far too big to belong to a fox (apart from perhaps a fennec) and too bulging to belong to anything other than something rodent or marsupial-like.
Good work.
Pouncewhisper about the shape of the nose. The whole profile looks a lot more marsupial thanks to the curve of the head running down to the pointed nose rather than the flatter nose of a fox. I suspect it will be difficult to get across that she's more marsupial/rodent in appearance than fox to the majority, since the majority hardly seem to know the difference... much less what a fox actually looks like. Those big eyes help here too, they're far too big to belong to a fox (apart from perhaps a fennec) and too bulging to belong to anything other than something rodent or marsupial-like.Good work.
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