#crawvers

[augustcrasher]

August Crasher here,

This WIP is the most hecked up WIP I've ever had! I got to do Director Muto's adapted look redesign In the beginning of the previous year. Done what you see at the left and then left it for like several months. When I returned to it in the Summer, I felt like touching it would be boring, so I decided to spice things up: I printed it and started doing things in a traditional way! Then I was stuck, cause I didn't know what to do next.... And here we are! Feeling like touching it would be boring, so I scanned it to finish digitally! What can go wrong?

[autisticwolfesbrainisautistic]

From the YouTube comments:

Crawver 3 years ago "For people wondering, they're quite comfortable, they're body language is showing they're doing alright. The reason they do this is because the sound is too close and constant for them to actually hear properly where it's coming from (owl ears are actually at two different heights on their head to help for finer hearing, but is actually a problem for this). They start "dancing" in the hopes that they'll be able to understand where the sound is better.

If anything the worst they'll be feeling is mild confusion, and it doesn't >seem to bother them that much."

[augustcrasher]

August Crasher here,

So, I have this old WIP of a gal, that genuinely believes being a crow despite her owlish look. I'd actually like to render it, maybe even turn into ref... She's supossed to look metallic, with Gold+Quartz aesthetic.

[augustcrasher]

Also, I'm making my own animated movie. It is still in script-writing process, but I already have the music. It's Crawvers.

[augustcrasher]

I'm gonna make more music this year! Maybe not with Crawvers, but I deffinetely will!

Also, I'm making my own animated movie. It is still in script-writing process, but I already have the music. It's Crawvers.

[tltstuff-blog]

I had to look why they do that, and i found it!

Thanks Crawver person at 2015, much appriciated!

[falderaletcetera]

For people wondering, they're quite comfortable, they're body language is showing they're doing alright. The reason they do this is because the sound is too close and constant for them to actually hear properly where it's coming from (owl ears are actually at two different heights on their head to help for finer hearing, but is actually a problem for this). They start "dancing" in the hopes that they'll be able to understand where the sound is better.

- Crawver on youtube [X]