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#dark #glowing #light #night #purple #stars #forest #stag
Published: 2019-06-26 18:00:50 +0000 UTC; Views: 19804; Favourites: 1277; Downloads: 222
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Was inspired to draw a stag with glowing antlers!(Also I'm getting some bookmarks made and wanted a 3rd design)
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really digging the gradations! very nice.Β
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Thanks! Was a lot of fun playing around with the gradations!
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That is gorgeous 
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Thank you!
Oh yeah I heard about that! Real life glowing antlers haha! Shame it didn't work out, they looked really cool
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My Pleasure
That it would, the coolness factor rises with any living creature. Imagine if we could get our hair to glow in the dark!
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Thank you! And I have just recently made this one into a bookmark if you're interested!
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You're very welcome!β€οΈ.
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So... how do you report spam again?
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14 hours late but incase you are still wonderingΒ contact.deviantartsupport.com/β¦
Link the bots account and a link example of the spam they are sending.Β
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What a beautiful piece of artwork! I love the colors and vibe of this! Wonderful job
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Aah thank you so much, I'm glad you like it!!
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I love the angle of the moon there because it's equally "cup-shaped" as the stag's antlers. And the fact that the moon is placed right above the antlers too. Beautifully symmetrical.
Yeah, that's me paying attention to the little moon when there's a huge, mystical stag with glowing antlers staring at me. I'm a ridiculous detail person. :'D
I also love how the fading, blue-purple colors of the glowing antlers are similar to the colors of the night sky. It makes the animal kind of... deity-like. Galactic.
Man, I wish there could be colorful mammals like this! Especially completely blue ones. There are crazy colorful birds, fish, reptiles, insects, but never colorful mammals. The other day, I read it's because of the chemical element melanin in our hair/fur. There are two kinds of melanin; one makes brown and black color, the other makes yellow and red color. Exceptions may be skins with special fibers like that of the mandrill's face. The mandrill is, as far as I know, the only mammal with blue color. Sorry for random science facts. x)
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Thank you! I'm glad you spotted that, it's a subtle thing but quite effective! Haha no worries, I love little details as well xD (I'm the same when I play video games - amazing massive landscape as far as the eye can see, and I'm zooming in on the textures of the rocks and grass xD)
Ah yeah I wanted to keep a fairly similar colour theme throughout, and also show it's kindof space like (I do really love space), so it's a good comparison there
Definitely! It would be really interesting to see that, like you say there are so many amazingly colourful animals out there! Mammals just seem to have fairly plain colours xD Oh whoa that's really cool, I didn't know that! Makes sense though, and I love random science facts, anytime!!
Aah thank you so much, you always leave such nice comments, and find all the little details in my work!! <3
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