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Published: 2019-06-15 10:57:43 +0000 UTC; Views: 1642; Favourites: 130; Downloads: 0
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I just did this for practice, I always wanted to draw the beautiful Great Indian Hornbill, so wonderful yet so vulnerable because of their beak filled with ivory.Related content
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Yeah, it's a digital painting
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this is fabulouse piece of art it gets no better than this dear lovely work my friendΒ
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your very welcome my friend
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This bird's coloration combined with the crest on his head makes him look very king-like! 
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Thank you 
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You're welcome! ^_^
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Very nicely painted, pretty colors and amazing detail as always. I like the photo-like sharp focus vs blurry background effect, I use it too for such artworks too. What comes to mind is to try different "levels" of blurriness - like some areas of smaller spots as though closer branches of trees and other areas with bigger blotches of color simulating farther objects that get further blurrier. I think that can add more depth and layering to the composition and make it even more life-like.
The feathers of the bird are amazing though, I love the detail and the lighting you've done there. Did you use a reference? Either way excellent job.
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Thank you very much :d Yeah, I like to create depth effects using blur, and also it's important in illustration to help directing the viewer's eye to where you want them to look at. Yeah, that's a good idea, variety would make it more interesting, I will surely consider it in illustrations, but in my studies I usually follow the reference
Thank yo
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Actually you made the body bigger too so it doesn't go out of proportion. But I mean, of course you follow the reference, that's the point. Until you start doing studies where you divert from the reference on purpose to make it even better
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I didn't actually did this on purpose, I kinda feel the way things should change but to still remain believable
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