Next up - roosters! I've drawn these before for my RPG class series but always great to get a refresh on studying something.
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Next up - roosters! I've drawn these before for my RPG class series but always great to get a refresh on studying something.
Exploring the great indoors.
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A large white and black rooster faces away from the camera, in a living room setting just left of a wooden futon. A wooden media stand is seen behind him. The bird head comes just up to the wooden arm of the futon.
Suspect is most certainly a rooster. I guess one mistake out of 20 birds isn't bad for a hatchery. This means, unfortunately, he needs a new home. He's a brahma and much too large for some of my ladies (of course the ones he prefers). Anyone have advice on rehoming roosters?
The first of a few griffin design commissions for my dear friend @nekture! I hope you like it!
Brahma (”giant rooster”) x Bugi Toori
Henry steps out to perform his morning aria.
Anyways, here’s Henry the 8th.
He’ll be living (in sin) with the laying hens until we’ve picked out 6 ranger hens for him later this summer.
WATCH The World's Largest Rooster Emerge From His Coop
WATCH The World’s Largest Rooster Emerge From His Coop
If you’ve never heard of a Brahma chicken before (I hadn’t), then you may not know that they are gargantuan birds. They are so big, in fact, they are actually considered the kings of the chickens.
Developed in the U.S. from chickens imported from Shanghai, the average weight of a Brahma hen is around 10 pounds, and a rooster, between 12 and 18 pounds!
And quite possibly the world’s largest Brahma…
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That’s one big Brahma rooster!