Adaptation: Male Anatomy

Adaptation: Anatomy Research

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Adaptation: The Male Anatomy

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Anatomy

Human Anatomy

Emu Anatomy

With these skeletons I can easily identify the differences and similarities between the two, which will help me generate more ideas. Such as; I could 'Pick 'n mix' parts of both skeletons and then render it or I could begin with a human skeleton and then lengthen or shorten particular parts in relation to an emu. This will really help me in my designs.

Digital Painting

This is a digital drawing of my animal. This was also my first real go at photoshop (for anything like this, anyway) as well as a tablet. I like how it came out, I just wish I could have put some real definition in the face.

Anatomy - Animal

My animal for this project, in which I have to splice myself with an animal, is a Dromaius novaehollandiae which is an emu. When I found out what animal I had I was nervous as to how to approach the project. The initial reaction was shock, I suppose, as I couldn't really see any potential. But after looking into them, I have found out that they are very tall (reaching 6,6 ft in height), are flightless birds and although their legs are thin they are very strong. They are also brown and soft-feathered.