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Published: 2007-03-24 15:05:20 +0000 UTC; Views: 29585; Favourites: 245; Downloads: 494
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Pencil, a little Photoshop. Trying to draw some real animals to develop my drawing skills. Enjoy
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what a perfect frog! my favorite frog growing up.
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You are really talentuous. 
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This is actually a dumpy tree frog. AKA white's tree frog, or chunky tree frog ^^ Its really really good though!
Reds are much longer, have larger eyes and longer faces. As well as super long toe pads and not that large. I love the texture and feel you gave it though (:
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It might be an Australian red eyed tree frog: [link]
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True, great job anyways ^^
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lol i just love frogs! btw way the rest of ur work is A-mazing!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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This would be definitely good enough for me to use as a reference to make a metal sculpture...
May I suggest you go back in with photoshop and redo the eyes red as they should be with this species...
Great work !
I always check with current photos by Blepharopsis. His work is always a good reference to the real thing,and half the time inspires me ...
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Hey there, I have featured this picture in my latest Journal. You can see it Here!!! clicky clicky
Thank you so much for the lovely froggy work!
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Nice sketch yet again Alex. Nothing much to say that hasn't been said about this one
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From a short distance, it looks like a photograph. And if it gets to that level, you know it's awesome.
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I love frogs. Love all amphibians for that matter. Love the texture
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Awsome job. I like how the frog has a little grin on his face heh. Lovely shine in his eyes.
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Great perspective and realism with just enough of an artistic touch to make it more than just a rendering. You're good.
...oh...and I like the hint of color.
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I love treefrogs, so this is great! It is nice to see your style with some real animals.
I would've liked to see more colors, but I guess it's hard to do that with pencil. 
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Looks highly real and well-grounded. <3 Can definitely feel the wetness of the skin, too. Great work, I'd love to see more real creature renditions from you.
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U used a reference photo from DA? Because I drew exactly the same frog for practice one time, wasn't half as good as yours though!
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very nice picture!
but why is it called 'red eyed...'?
it doesn't have red eyes.
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The name 'Red-Eyed Tree Frog' is the common name of this species of frog, even though the drawing is in black and white. I just thought I would clarify - I hope this helped. : )
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great drawing.
yea animals are the shit 
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I love how you captured the tree frog; his moist and quasi-chunky body. (:
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Nice...(and I'm thinking your drawing skills are very well developed)
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omg what a scary alien! 
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I love it! Where do you get your ideas for such realistic aliens?
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^_^
Good to know you found that funny
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Dude! Sweet! Love the skin!
But isn't that kind of chunky for a red-eye? Not implying that your frog has weight issues of anything, just looks like it could bench press a little more than your average Agalychnis callidryas.
Unless you're an Ozzie in which case it makes perfect sense.
Anyhow, love the skins!
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Oh and I am an Aussie.
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Ah yes so you are, in that case your idea of a red-eye is different to what a Pommie Bas'ard such as myself would call a red eye.
Aussie Red eye: Green and Yellow, stocky: [link]
Pommie Red eye: Green, purple and white, skinny: [link]
Since this is the case, I reckon you sketch is even more awesome than I had initially realised.
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Dude I thought the same thing. I believe my reference was probably a captive specimen that may have been over fed.
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Beautiful! The gloss on his skin is really well captured.
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