"The Well" By Brett Leeper. 17-minute Run Time. For A Mature Audience.

I had a lot of fun with this color combination.  Using the Rembrandt brand soft pastels, I used burnt umber for the dark tone, a pale yellow ochre for the light color, and this is all on brown kraft paper.  the border is paper tape.

Cheating perspective so you can do a big tracking shot within a crop of it later on down the road makes for pretty cinematography, but figuring out the geometry is awful.  This definitely needs tweaking but it can wait.

It looks like a turkey but the coloration is most definitely not a North American Wild Turkey.  The blue skin and all the other colors on this drawing are pretty accurate to the animal mount, but I was never able to come up with a Google search that could tell me what it was.

So it's a big deal deciding what skin looks like when converting a fantasy-race character design to color.  What does sun-burn look like on semi-olive skin?  Making it up as we go along.

I don't miss my old photoshop line-hatching settings a bit.