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I Created Battle Dogs From Different Dog Breeds, And Here’s The Result
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I saw a dog one day and I thought, "Hmm... it would be fun to make a centaur from a dog. I bet someone did it already!". I googled and found none. Surprise! So I decided to do a couple of battledoges. I thought of a fantasy world where those doges could exist and what professions they might have. Soon I ended up with a whole pack. I posted them and people liked them. I was actually very surprised.
Things got rolling and now I`m collaborating with amazing guys from Punga Miniatures and soon in October, we will launch a Kickstarter for D&D "The Deck of Many" project by Cardamajigs. Also, there is an idea for a tabletop game.
And it all started from a simple and goofy 'what if...' idea.
So folks, if you are inspired to do something unique, just do it and share it with the world.
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What do you think ?
This may be an unpopular opinion, but I really like how they kept the back legs. It accentuates the fact that they are dogs.
I agree
I agree, i also think it makes these unique, because it isn't just making them "humanoid"
They're canitaurs after all.
I also find it really nice. It doesn't bother me at all :)
Beautiful, but there is too many legs... or arms...
Perhaps the artist was going for more of the centurion look?
I agree that they look like centaurs.
Centaurian, please. A Centurion is a type of ancient Roman soldier. And yes, that's what he said.
Read the description. The whole point of this was to cross dogs with centaurs.
It still bothers me
I was thinking the same , no need for the rear end.
Look up Centaur on google - man horse mix, they look the same!
Now dogs are insects o.O
These are super cool and I love the artwork, but for some reason I cannot define, I find the additional appendages unnerving.
You are used to the Earth-type of 4 limbs. Being a fantasy/SF type, the 6 limbs don't bother me. Just out of curiosity, do the 4-legged, winged dragon depictions also bother you, or is it only the mammalian types that do?
I'm a huge fantasy fan and it still bother me. The drawing are fantastic but I just feel the urge to Photoshop them. 4 legs dragon is fine with me.
This may be an unpopular opinion, but I really like how they kept the back legs. It accentuates the fact that they are dogs.
I agree
I agree, i also think it makes these unique, because it isn't just making them "humanoid"
They're canitaurs after all.
I also find it really nice. It doesn't bother me at all :)
Beautiful, but there is too many legs... or arms...
Perhaps the artist was going for more of the centurion look?
I agree that they look like centaurs.
Centaurian, please. A Centurion is a type of ancient Roman soldier. And yes, that's what he said.
Read the description. The whole point of this was to cross dogs with centaurs.
It still bothers me
I was thinking the same , no need for the rear end.
Look up Centaur on google - man horse mix, they look the same!
Now dogs are insects o.O
These are super cool and I love the artwork, but for some reason I cannot define, I find the additional appendages unnerving.
You are used to the Earth-type of 4 limbs. Being a fantasy/SF type, the 6 limbs don't bother me. Just out of curiosity, do the 4-legged, winged dragon depictions also bother you, or is it only the mammalian types that do?
I'm a huge fantasy fan and it still bother me. The drawing are fantastic but I just feel the urge to Photoshop them. 4 legs dragon is fine with me.