The black rhinoceros is distinguishable from the white rhinoceros by the shape of its upper lip, not by its color. Critically endangered, the black rhino resides mostly on the eastern coast of the southern half of Africa.
yeae.. i guessed correct.. n_n is it because of the body texture and the tusks? i think it’s pretty ok.. can’t always produce the best.. sometimes, it might look better after a second try at a later time? =D
Yeah, Mostly the body. I’ve never drawn skin like this, so I was kind of making it up as I went along. He just doesn’t jump out of the page enough for me, I guess. Practice, practice, practice!
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ooo!! i love the nose area.. the eyes.. and the ears.. =D
so for this lips.. is it a white or black rhino? =D
umm.. sorry for being slow.. from your description.. it’s a black rhino i guess? n_n"
Yup, it’s a black rhino.
Thanks for the comment! It didn’t turn out quite as I’d hoped, though.
– Heather Ward
yeae.. i guessed correct.. n_n
is it because of the body texture and the tusks? i think it’s pretty ok.. can’t always produce the best.. sometimes, it might look better after a second try at a later time? =D
Yeah, Mostly the body. I’ve never drawn skin like this, so I was kind of making it up as I went along. He just doesn’t jump out of the page enough for me, I guess. Practice, practice, practice!
– Heather Ward
Excellent detail….Nicely done…..
Excellent work
i believe you can do it, Heather!! go go go!! =D
Hi Heather. This is a fantastic drawing!
EXCELLENT perspective here! Love the compostion!
Thanks, everyone, for your kind words.
Congratulations for featuring on the Endangered Species group Home Page.
Very powerful image – love the composition.