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Nesting Ground

Nesting Ground

Nesting Ground by Stratadrake
Nesting Ground by Stratadrake

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Stratadrake
Plungergirl was also a winner from the 'evolution' contest I hosted in our forums, and for her prize she asked me to draw out some gryphons. Without further ado, this is it -- a mother gryphon and her three fledges, the youngest of which is only about a year old.

Do I know landscapes? No, but as the old joke goes, hum a few bars and I'll fake it. I think one of the reasons why I tend towards character drawings than full scenes like this is not because a full scene simply requires more planning, but because it sorta limits how large I can make the subjects -- and I don't like drawing small. Planning out the scene took a little while, although sketching it was quick and straightforward, while coloring it in, despite being long and arduous, was fairly simple as well.

So then, that leaves only one question -- would gryphons such as these be called birds or mammals?

Medium: Colored & ebony pencil
Duration: About 5 hours (mostly coloring)
Scale (full size): 60px/in

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Category Fantasy » Creatures » Gryphons (griffins)
Date Submitted
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Comments 3
Media Colored Pencil / Crayon
Time Taken 5 hours
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plungergirl on February 13, 2005, 12:42:58 AM

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plungergirlHey!! Thank you soo much!! I haven't been on in a very long time, as I don't have a computer, and the only reason I am here now is that I am visiting my parents... I love it, though... yay, little baby gryphons!! Aww... Thanks again!!

neverseemsright on December 23, 2004, 9:36:53 AM

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neverseemsrightyou draw good back rounds ^_^ very good

GenjoAshley on November 4, 2004, 12:48:21 AM

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GenjoAshleyI love the background AND your other picture, Manta