Awwww yissss. Muthafuckin' fur gauchos.
They're main reason I'm not allowed to dress a man.
Also, I abuse the gradient tool. How many times did I use it?
Check the bottom of the post to find out!
Check the bottom of the post to find out!
Here are my ref pictures:
The female is based on an Antelope.
Image found on: http://eofdreams.com/photo/antelope/01/
The male is based on a ram.
Image found on: http://www.wallpaperpimper.com/wallpaper/download.asp?wallpaper=Ram_Animal&size=1152x864&id=146310
I also had to use a photo reference for the male because I couldn't get the anatomy right.
I haven't really figured out any back story for these characters except that they are not adventurers or warriors. They're just regular townspeople of whatever jacked-up anthro-ungulate inhabited world they're from. I did take inspiration from ancient Grecian dance festival to use horns. The ancient Greeks had two types of dances for Dionysus; the women participated in a type of trance/ecstatic dance called Mynad, where they frolicked and danced (often drunk) in a forest wearing animal skins and antlers. The males had a dance too (dithyramb) but I didn't take any inspiration from that.
So that's that. I'm slightly proud of them and yet slightly embarrassed because they remind me of the new human-pony version of My Little Pony.
I used the gradient tool 9 times.
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