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Here
you can see the benefits of reference material. On the left, the first
real sketch done without referring to any photo...it looks more like a
chicken. The one on the right was done with just a cursory glance at a
photo. The main thing I got from that glance (besides the obvious large
eyes), is that an owl has a relatively small beak, hooked like a raptor's,
but very small compared to the size of the head. Here's a lesson I learned:
In the first sketch, I had the owl looking down at the Oreo, a posture
that obscures one of the owl's most prominent feature, those huge eyes
(a mistake I fixed in the next go-round, the sketch on the right).
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