#HeightComparison

[greenmaneheart]

~Griffis Supspecies Height Comparison + Info~ ------------------------------------ Just doing this for fun~ I made this so I can use this to design more griffins oc if I want to save time. Also explaining the differences. Not just for these that I show here, also included for other bird species. Of course, I can't filled all in here. Just try and use common senses, if you can.

There's a few things that I explained based in my universe world, so, just want to make that clear.

If the pic is kinda hard to see here, you can view the full and close up image on DA: https://www.deviantart.com/greenmaneheart/art/Griffis-Supspecies-Height-Comparison-Info-in-des-978901373

I will explain more details of what features they had. have fun reading~ ------------------------------------

Very small - HUMMINGBIRD

This also included other small bird species such as kingfisher, kookaburra, cockatiel, parakeet, parrotlet.

They have a certain natural ability based on what bird species they are; kingfisher griffins can catch fish. Kookaburra griffins can make loud and chaotic cry. And more.

Their small size makes it easy for them to fly swiftly or hide in small spaces. ------------------------------------

Medium small - OWL

This included all types of owl species out there.

They can fly without making a slightest sound of their wings flapping while flying.

Their common traits are usually quiet, watchful, sly and deep-thinkers. They seem more active hunting during night time, making them nocturnal creatures.

Owl griffins are considered as the calmest griffin compared to other subspecies griffins.

They are not usually aggressive and only do so when it's necessary like defending their home.

Despite also being considered as a predatory kind, they're pretty calm. ------------------------------------

Medium - MACAW

This included all types of macaw and medium-sized parrots species such as cockatoo, African grey parrot, scarlet macaw, black palm cockatoo and more.

Their habitats are usually in the jungle or rainforest.

Some have the ability to mimic sounds. Their special beak is for macaws, able to crack open any hard nuts easily, without any tools.

Their common traits can come in pretty friendly, intelligent, crafty and creative. They're considered as the smartest and creative subspecies of griffin. ------------------------------------

Large - NORMAL GRIFFIN

A common griffin, half eagle, half lion. However, this also included all types of eagle species, including hawk and falcons. Usually predatory birds.

This type of griffin has the biggest wingspan of all other griffins. A strong flier and the fastest flier than all other griffins.

They are also considered the strongest griffin subspecies.

They are also common subspecies and the most populated compare to other subspecies griffins.

Most of these griffins are very well known to hunt any certain food or animal easily. ------------------------------------

Medium Large - PEAFOWL

Male peacock griffins are usually a bit bigger than female peahen griffins.

However, this size can come from other types of bird such as Lyrebirds and birds of paradise.

Usually the royals are a bit bigger compared to it's average size.

Peafowl griffins are considered as the most beautiful creatures in Griffonia due to their unique pattern and colorful feathers.

Peacock griffin can fly but not as fast as other griffins. Peahen griffin cannot fly properly and can only glide.

Certain peafowl families will wear a certain gem on their forehead to easily identify their close relatives and family. This also to show off their beauty and high quality of themselves.

This has been going for many generations and now considered as their tradition.

Most peafowl are from the royal family. They live in a high ground place called The Proud Tree Kingdom.

They're usually very graceful, elegant, and well mannered. They always try to maintain their appearance to stay clean and beautiful to show that they are more superior than other griffins. ------------------------------------

Very tall and large - OSTRICH

Ostrich griffins are considered as the largest griffin subspecies.

They are also one of the griffins that cannot fly.

Females can have pale, pastel, whitish or brown color feathers, while males have dark coloring feathers.

However, as a normal ostrich would have, they're able to run fast compared to other griffins. Their highest speed limit is almost the same speed as the normal griffin's flying speed.

Most ostrich griffins participated in a racing sport game, and so were considered as professional racers.

These griffins can usually be found in many populations living somewhere in the desert western land, which is where the racing stadium for ostriches is located.

[girlgrowclub]

[heightcompare]

How Tall Are Your Favorite Celebrities?

Ever wondered how tall your favorite stars actually are? Sometimes, camera angles and clever styling make it hard to tell! Here are some surprising celebrity heights that might just blow your mind:

📏 Tom Cruise – 5’7” (Yep, shorter than most people expect!) 📏 Zendaya – 5’10” (Slaying both height and fashion!) 📏 Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson – 6’5” (Absolute giant!) 📏 Ariana Grande – 5’0” (Petite but powerful!) 📏 Timothée Chalamet – 5’10” (Taller than he looks on screen!) 📏 Taylor Swift – 5’11” (Queen of both music and height!)

Height can be deceiving in Hollywood, and many celebs use lifts, camera tricks, or even special footwear to appear taller. Who’s the most surprising on this list for you? Let me know in the comments! ⬇️💬

[aiguysimagearchive]

Tall pilots.

[enjoyfreefall]

The True Skydiving Heights (Plus the World's Highest Skydives)

How high do skydivers jump from? Find out the typical exit altitudes for tandem and solo skydives, as well as the world’s highest skydives ever recorded.

Read the article here: https://enjoyfreefall.com/the-true-skydiving-heights-plus-the-worlds-highest-skydives/

[hashtagordinarygirls]

#likeaboss

"wearing heels #likeaboss"

Throwback to the OG Ordinary Girls, somewhere around Chapter 75. It's nice to plug the story that spawned the series from time to time.

Art by JubyCG

[church-of-crayak]

personal animorphs height headcanons

[okscallion-4221]

I wanna just give you this comparison with Logan to basically everyone (off the top of my head) that he’s shipped with

Edit: Morph is about the same height as Kurt

And the site I used

[authenticoilspill]

I really enjoy how ohshc exaggerates how freakishly tall and short Mori and Hani are respectively.

This isn't that bad, but Hani is still made to look very short, especially in comparison to Mori. He should fall just between shoulder and elbow-level, but Haruhi seems to taken that spot, whereas she should be literally just below shoulder-level. Also, the twins should be just a little bit taller, as where Kaoru falls in comparison to Kyoya should actually by in comparison to Mori.

This is the most immediately egregious example, which is even funnier when you consider that Tamaki and Kyoya's heights are pretty spot-on. Hilary and Karou should be, in that pose, chin-level with Mori, especially since he's slouching.

Then, Haruhi. Once again, she is too short, but its worse this time. She's closest to the camera, but her head is where it would be if she were standing right next to Mori.

And Hani. Need I say anything? Realistically, for their heights, Hani's head should be above the twins' shoulders, and definitely not waist-level.

I'm mot ragging on it, by the way. I think it's really funny, and I wouldn’t have even noticed if I weren’t a massive dork and put their actual cannon heights in the heightcomparison website.

[sir-fluffbutts]

Dude how do you figure out the heights for your characters?? i am trying to rewrite the info for my own characters and just thinking about the measurements makes my brain hurt :")

🗣🗣 ATTENTION ALL ARTISTS WITH THE SAME PROBLEM

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- uses both cm/ft

- 12 people limit (including item)

- can add simple objects like door/car

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- used both cm/ft

- 6 person limit

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go crazy go wild 🫡

[reverse-moon]

@the-depths-of-the-coral-sea and I made the PjSK Info Card (pre 3rd Anni) into an oc template!

It's two separate layers, for ease with the Clipping Layer tools.

Font used was Arial, btw. Yes, the second layer is just a sheet of white, not much I can do about that. It's how the background of the old info page was. Below the cut are details about things I've seen confusion on from a picture of someone who made a version of this in their custom profile.

The periwinkle on the far left is where the image of the OC goes.

The light blue box is where you put a few sentences about the OV (example from Emu's current info card in game: A bundle of energy and innocence. Emu dreams of carrying the torch for her grandfather's theme park, Phoenix Wonderland, and was prepared to part ways with the rest of WonderlandsXShowtime as they pursued their own dreams.) ((that isn't all but you get the idea))

The Height usually is in cm, heightcomparison . com can help you get the height in cm (ignore decimals, round down)

Only put the Month and day, in that order (so March 2nd would be written as 03/02)

School Year means First, Second or 3rd year of high school. If you're doing a middle schooler oc, specify that in the School part, as from what I've read, middle school only has 3 years as well.

VA would be voice claims for OC's. EX: someone using Markiplier as a voice claim would put Mark Fishbach there.

[ryomaandgundhamkin]

idk

[skyartworkzzz]

Wait! Where did you make the height sheet? did you make it yourself?

Ouh! I actually used a pretty cool website :D

It offers vectors to portray ur characters and u can also drag and place them next to whoever u please! Rlly cool resource!

[clown-friend-gt]

me when i type "h" in my search bar and it autocorrects to heightcomparison.com (when i'm looking for something else): ugh, so embarrassing. surely i don't use it *that* much, right?

me when i do the exact same thing but i am looking for heightcomparison.com: ah, yes, heightcomparison, my beloved. i'm so glad my browser knows me so well *<:o)

[sunflowerquill]

Some (Free) Writing Resources I Use

I've noticed that half the writing resources I see recommended are usually pretty limited without paying, so allow me to list off some of the completely free ones I've used throughout the years:

Azgaar's Fantasy Map Generator

Literally amazing for creating maps, it's so detailed and has a wide variety of options. I made the map for my book using it by modifying one of its randomly-generated templates. You definitely don't have to be an artist to use it but I did personally add little details to mine via hand later. Nevertheless, highly recommend.

Scribus

If you're formatting your own book, Scribus is basically the free version of Adobe InDesign. It has a bit more of a learning curve and doesn't have all of InDesign's capabilities, but it's just perfect for book formatting. I formatted three whole books on it by myself and they came out great. You've just gotta have a bit of patience until you get used to it.

Fantasy Name Generators

Ok yeah, this seems obvious since it's a very well-known website. I often use it as inspiration without directly taking names from it (since the names I put into my books almost always bear some sort of meaning), but then I looked at the sheer number of categories and HOLY MOLY. It may be called Fantasy Name Generators but you'll find names for everything there.

PureWriter

Well, this is awkward, because this writing program actually has a premium version so it's not completely free... Should I feel like a hypocrite? Maybe, but I think the free version is more than enough for most writers. It's on mobile and PC; mind you, I've only ever used the mobile version, but I'm really satisfied with it. Even without Premium there are no ads, the formatting options are a delight, and it's just really handy for writing on the go (because Google Docs and Word are atrocious for writing on mobile, fight me on this). Anyway, very neat program.

WordHippo

By far my favourite online dictionary (aside from the more 'professional' ones like Cambridge) because it provides you with quite a lot of options: from synonyms and antonyms to words that rhyme with the word you've put in! As someone whose books include some lore-important poetry here and there, it's been a real lifesaver whenever I find myself stuck.

HeightComparison

So... this may seem weird. It's a really small detail, but since I am also an artist who depicts her characters, I think that knowing your characters' heights (especially in comparison to one another) can really help with writing all kinds of interractions. Like the classic "someone stands on their tiptoes for a kiss" or "this person has to duck when passing through a doorway". I used it to measure my characters' sizes compared to a building and then used that information to determine the size of another being that appears in the books. Pretty fun stuff.

Anyway, that's all. Speaking of free resources, I recently discovered Carrd and it's pretty neat for making a simple site to display your books. Check it out! :)

Toodles <3