Three's a crowd. Or is it a flock? Either way, Rio doesn't seem to mind them, though. In fact, he's rather partial to making them. The line art for a colour commission for seneca.
... now, I KNOW these aren't pidgeons, that much is obvious. But take three birds and stick them together and I immediately think of the Goodfeathers... Since they're crows/ravens, making this technically a murder, I think the reference still sticks... kinda. *Twisted logic*
*nods at eala a moment* Yeah, Seneca seems cool all around *delayed wince from the pun finally kicks in*... gh-g-bah... I also agree with Sechran: depending on what bird type these are, there could be any number of bizarre group names for them:) Its a fun concept to think about.
I'll find a way to mix/bastardize the flock names together;) Still, balanced selection of creatures: two parrots, and two corvids: I myself prefer Corvids, but choosing a favorite parrot, I'd probably choose a Cockatoo: their crests are too cute, and I've met far more good natured ones than ill natured. Still somewhat random though, a trait seen rather frequently in any intelligent creature. Oh! and I absolutely love the thick, broad tail surging in growth on the right subject: A bird's tail is paramount for flight as much as its wings are, and that comes across with the anatomical emphasis:D
Wow, I love love love this! :) Really cute and funny - love the glasses falling off the bluejay there. And such fluffy feathers! I'm liking how you can tell they're different types of birds, too, what with the crest on the 'jay and the rounded bill on the macaw, etc etc. Good show. :)
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Ealadubh
Haha, it's him. This polly really is crackers.
Cynder_the_dragon
omg nice work.
Sechran
... now, I KNOW these aren't pidgeons, that much is obvious. But take three birds and stick them together and I immediately think of the Goodfeathers... Since they're crows/ravens, making this technically a murder, I think the reference still sticks... kinda. *Twisted logic*
KrazyIvan
lol nice work i love the detail
JonBuck
Jimmy Buffet fans, obviously. :)
jbkid1
Reminds me of juma's work
SeaCigar
*nods at eala a moment* Yeah, Seneca seems cool all around *delayed wince from the pun finally kicks in*... gh-g-bah... I also agree with Sechran: depending on what bird type these are, there could be any number of bizarre group names for them:) Its a fun concept to think about.
Proxer
A raven, a maccaw, and a bluejay respectively.
Sechran
Ah, I made my determination based on the catagory I found it in, not actually going so far as to move beyond the first hit under crow/raven. >>;
Ealadubh
I wonder if Rio takes requests with that staff? :)
SeaCigar
I'll find a way to mix/bastardize the flock names together;) Still, balanced selection of creatures: two parrots, and two corvids: I myself prefer Corvids, but choosing a favorite parrot, I'd probably choose a Cockatoo: their crests are too cute, and I've met far more good natured ones than ill natured. Still somewhat random though, a trait seen rather frequently in any intelligent creature. Oh! and I absolutely love the thick, broad tail surging in growth on the right subject: A bird's tail is paramount for flight as much as its wings are, and that comes across with the anatomical emphasis:D
Superboo
Wow, I love love love this! :) Really cute and funny - love the glasses falling off the bluejay there. And such fluffy feathers! I'm liking how you can tell they're different types of birds, too, what with the crest on the 'jay and the rounded bill on the macaw, etc etc. Good show. :)
Inali
the macaw seems 2b handeling it better than the other 2.