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BYC’s BirdTober Thread - 2025
added some white gouache to make it more scientifically accurate -
BYC’s BirdTober Thread - 2025
Irruptive species, crossbills are fascinating birds! -
❄️ Artist’s Secret Santa 2025 ❄️
You do have OCs! If you draw a unique dinosaur, that's an OC. -
❄️ Artist’s Secret Santa 2025 ❄️
Yes, you have to draw for the person you choose but you can do additional drawings for anyone you like as well! -
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BYC’s BirdTober Thread - 2025
For Scavenger I did the king vulture because wow! God is a God of details! There are so many lovely colorful and specific ornaments on its head! It looked fun to draw. -
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What breeds do yall breed and show
Those are so fun!- Amer
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- Forum: Exhibition, Genetics, & Breeding to the SOP
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Any idea what her base genes are?
She looks either duckwing based or duckwing heterozygous with wheaten. Do you have a picture of her as a chick? Chick down is the best way to determine e base.- Amer
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Any artists out there?
I will be praying for you! I know getting the treatment you need can really help with thyroid issues. So prayers that they can diagnose the issue! -
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BYC’s BirdTober Thread - 2025
Although I just found out it's not totally scientifically accurate because the reference looked like this and I thought their breast was solid black but now I realize they have a white belly below the black collar XDI wonder just how far my white gouache can go XD Or if I even want to touch it -
BYC’s BirdTober Thread - 2025
Thanks! I love how it has the perfect amount of stylization and kind of blends into the background. It actually looks better than the reference photo in my opinion. Here I am bragging about my own art but it isn't often that it turns out that well. I love painting on those little 5x7 sheets... -
BYC’s BirdTober Thread - 2025
For the Free Bird I drew another Harpy Eagle because I wasn't that happy with the proportions of the last drawing and I wanted to get a head shot with more detail I'm actually super happy with how it turned out, it looks really artsy. I used the white gell pens! -
BYC’s BirdTober Thread - 2025
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What colour (genetic) are they?
You're welcome!- Amer
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What colour (genetic) are they?
He looks like a blue tailed red silver. He has so little blue on him he's almost self, maybe he has both Ginger and Columbian. Likely E^Wh/E^Wh S/S Mh/? Bl/bl+ Db/? Co/? Mom looks silver columbian with red, almost looks like a diluted kind of mahogany. The chick looks black tailed silver...- Amer
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- Forum: Exhibition, Genetics, & Breeding to the SOP
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BYC’s BirdTober Thread - 2025
True. I use a very thick type of paper and it allows me to get a lot more pigment on. For Birds of Prey I drew a Harpy Eagle!! I used fineliners and colored pencil.