My drawings

Kemono friends hippopotamus. Made with ibispaint x [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]

Very good! But how is it a hippo?

Thanks. It's a gijinka https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moe_anthropomorphism

Oh, I see, I wasn't familiar with it. Does she have hippo ears?

Yes. And a hippo tail but you cant see it in there

Your skills for computer drawing can be useful for 3D printing. Why can't we see the hippo tail?
It's very nice but I'd rather seeing a real hippo swiming or something like that.

3d Printing is expensive but i hope i'll do it sometime. You cant see the tail because the drawing shows only the headshot [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]

Thanks for telling me why I can't see the tail of the hippo lady.
Great draw again.
Actually they could work nicely for Hippo greeting cards.
Also as desktop background, etc.

Fine with the reflection!

Cave lions [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]

Great, do they eat hippos?
We're counting on you for the new forum banner contest.

Thanks   tbh i actually don't know how big or strong cave lions are 

Hippocollector wrote:

Thanks   tbh i actually don't know how big or strong cave lions are 

Much probably they're as strong as a tiger or an African lion. Strong enough to hunt a wild ox. Though, I have no idea if they would be able to hunt a Hippopotamus antiquus. At least they shared the same territory during the same period.
By the way, since you're talented to work with these tools, why don't you try a kind of little Paleoart project and try to draw a Hippopotamus antiquus? I'm sure you would love to do it. You can read about the differences and try to find skeleton pictures or other paleoart interpretations to draw your own ancient hippo. Wikipedia tells they were more aquatically adapted and the head and legs were slightly different.

Roger wrote:

Hippocollector wrote:

Thanks   tbh i actually don't know how big or strong cave lions are 

Much probably they're as strong as a tiger or an African lion. Strong enough to hunt a wild ox. Though, I have no idea if they would be able to hunt a Hippopotamus antiquus. At least they shared the same territory during the same period.
By the way, since you're talented to work with these tools, why don't you try a kind of little Paleoart project and try to draw a Hippopotamus antiquus? I'm sure you would love to do it. You can read about the differences and try to find skeleton pictures or other paleoart interpretations to draw your own ancient hippo. Wikipedia tells they were more aquatically adapted and the head and legs were slightly different.

Id love to do that! I know gorgops so i drew that before but i never drew antiquus before so this will be the first time

Hippocollector wrote:

Roger wrote:

Hippocollector wrote:

Thanks   tbh i actually don't know how big or strong cave lions are 

Much probably they're as strong as a tiger or an African lion. Strong enough to hunt a wild ox. Though, I have no idea if they would be able to hunt a Hippopotamus antiquus. At least they shared the same territory during the same period.
By the way, since you're talented to work with these tools, why don't you try a kind of little Paleoart project and try to draw a Hippopotamus antiquus? I'm sure you would love to do it. You can read about the differences and try to find skeleton pictures or other paleoart interpretations to draw your own ancient hippo. Wikipedia tells they were more aquatically adapted and the head and legs were slightly different.

Id love to do that! I know gorgops so i drew that before but i never drew antiquus before so this will be the first time

Yes, I would love to see that. By the way, I hope you and your family are safe. I've read about the devastating earthquake in your country.

Roger wrote:

Hippocollector wrote:

Roger wrote:

Hippocollector wrote:

Thanks   tbh i actually don't know how big or strong cave lions are 

Much probably they're as strong as a tiger or an African lion. Strong enough to hunt a wild ox. Though, I have no idea if they would be able to hunt a Hippopotamus antiquus. At least they shared the same territory during the same period.
By the way, since you're talented to work with these tools, why don't you try a kind of little Paleoart project and try to draw a Hippopotamus antiquus? I'm sure you would love to do it. You can read about the differences and try to find skeleton pictures or other paleoart interpretations to draw your own ancient hippo. Wikipedia tells they were more aquatically adapted and the head and legs were slightly different.

Id love to do that! I know gorgops so i drew that before but i never drew antiquus before so this will be the first time

Yes, I would love to see that. By the way, I hope you and your family are safe. I've read about the devastating earthquake in your country.  

Thanks, luckily we didn't get any harm from it though it was very powerful 

Hippocollector wrote:

Roger wrote:

Hippocollector wrote:

Roger wrote:

Hippocollector wrote:

Thanks   tbh i actually don't know how big or strong cave lions are 

Much probably they're as strong as a tiger or an African lion. Strong enough to hunt a wild ox. Though, I have no idea if they would be able to hunt a Hippopotamus antiquus. At least they shared the same territory during the same period.
By the way, since you're talented to work with these tools, why don't you try a kind of little Paleoart project and try to draw a Hippopotamus antiquus? I'm sure you would love to do it. You can read about the differences and try to find skeleton pictures or other paleoart interpretations to draw your own ancient hippo. Wikipedia tells they were more aquatically adapted and the head and legs were slightly different.

Id love to do that! I know gorgops so i drew that before but i never drew antiquus before so this will be the first time

Yes, I would love to see that. By the way, I hope you and your family are safe. I've read about the devastating earthquake in your country.  

Thanks, luckily we didn't get any harm from it though it was very powerful 

I'm happy for you!

Great pictures, you are very talented!

Thanks

I'm still getting used to drawing different animals so the cat looks a little weird  [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]

It looks pretty good. I like the colours you use.

Hippo 3d model

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