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"Nightflyer anatomy sketch" by Jenny Olivera

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	Trying to figure out how these creatures would work. If you can make sense out of this... then I'm impressed.

Date	Name	Comment
17 Aug 2003	Mewruow	Loading... a bat human wow I love it may I use it for the game I'm making? it's not on the computer and he would be a character... if you allow me to please e-mail me his characteristics if you dont tell me on e-mail please...
20 Nov 2003	Erufailon	Loading... You are probably a better artist than I. However, if I may give a tip. Bats' tails are connected to their wings via the membrane. It aids in landing. Jenny Olivera replies: "Hmm... good point..."
29 Mar 2004	Mwaters	Loading... I don't usually leave comments, but I can't help myself with this one. I have a deep love for taking fantastical beasties and making them work realistically. That said, I would suggest a LOT of muscle in the chest and back, as the human body on its own would probably be too much weight for the current wings. The arms would probably have to shift forward, and possiblydrop down a little further to make room for said muscle. Of course, none of this matters if these guys are magical In any case, I hope I helped at least a little bit. Keep that creativity goin! Jenny Olivera replies: "Thanks! You bring up some good points. There probably should be more muscle for the wings, and the rest of the body should probably be a little lighter..."

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'Nightflyer anatomy sketch':

• Created by:

Jenny Olivera
• Copyright: ©Jenny Olivera. All rights reserved!

• Keywords: Anatomy, Bat, Batlike, Night, Nocturnal
• Categories: Body Study, Dream Imagery, Mythical Creatures & Assorted Monsters
• Techniques: Pencil/Graphite Pen
• Views: 358
• Resolution: 509x700