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Published: 2014-05-26 02:31:39 +0000 UTC; Views: 317; Favourites: 2; Downloads: 0
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Again another "as close as I can get with that program" avatar of Hawk Halfmoon, the Wolven Beastkin. His weapon isn't right of course since he uses a very specialized halberd-like weapon but halberd was close enough for the purposes of this. Outfit is somewhat right and his eyes actually, one is blue and the other a earth brown. His feet don't look right since they should be Digitigrade rather than the half-asses plantigrade it allowed me with the program but then it wasn't really meant for anthro characters and they seems to be a lack of male anthro avatar creators out there that don't suck horrendously.-------------------
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It was created using a character avatar creation program to do the best I could do. His actual weapon is a bit more unique than that and splits in half so he can wield it a two weapons in each hand and attach them to his belt.
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Yeah the one side is sort of like a battle axe and the other side is reinforced with bands of metal to also add a counter balance to the whole thing when it's combined and functions like a basic mace when split. The weapon is kind of supposed to reflect the dual nature of his magic being water and earth.
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Never really drew much in the way of concept art for it. Did a sketch at one point in time but it wasn't anything amazing. Maybe I'll sit down some time this week and do a more detailed sketch.
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I'm working on it. Just finally scanned the sketch and been using paintshop to clean it up and try to make it more uniform in dimensions so it doesn't look so wonky. Might finish it up tomorrow.
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Maybe a little. He's got sort of one of those gruff voices with a bit of a growl to it. Like something a grizzled old mountain man might talk in.
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Not sure... it's been a LONG time since I played Half-Life last.
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It depends on how you use it. Seen or read many a time where a cape has been used to shield someone from an attack by taking a blow instead of the wearer.
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Well usually it was more the swashbuckler type of moves. Read in a lot of stories about a hero not being able to stop arrows coming at them or a spear so they snag it in their cloak to deflect the blow or tangle up the spear. It's really supposed to be more a cloak than a cape. You know those Tolkienesque stories always have adventurer's wandering about the world with nice thick cloaks to guard against the elements.
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Also have to remember this is a fictional race of humanoid animal people, heh.
Maybe it's oilskin to keep the rain off him so he doesn't get wet?
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