I am sure you have at least once in your lifetime seen one of those nifty colourful biographies with all their effects and colours, wanted to be amazing too, eventually came across an eyesearing blog, copied a code, changed some hex-codes and went on with your life.

But then, at some point, a question hit you, and you couldn't shake it off anymore:
"What the hell is all this about anyway?"

Fear not, for this blog is here to help you out of your terrible misery!


There is text and coding ahead so prepare having to read and think, but I hope that everything is easily understandable.

So I recently got my hands on two awesome drawing books with especially great information about deer, and I thought I'd share a bit with you all because I love this community.

Took forever to scan all of this and I don't know on how much of a thin ice I am moving here copyright-wise, so you better show some love! ♥

Fun fact: You can see my sleeve at times. :B


DRAWING WILDLIFE: J.C. Amberlyn
19 pages, Anatomy in-depth, Motion (walk), Species (Mule, White-Tailed, Black-Tailed, Elk, Moose, Caribou)

deer_amberlyn.pdf
(1,8 MB)



THE ART OF ANIMAL DRAWING: Ken Hultgren
9 pages, Anatomy, Motion (walk, jump), Stags, Fawns

deer_hultgren.pdf
(1,6 MB)

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