[wabbidwabbit]

Its got lock alpha on it shadding lighting you may mess with the lines and use for contests hope some of you use it thatnks! Oh and the legs are strange

[wabbidwabbit]

Bump

[King of Crows]

It's very good, however, you missed a few anatomy points:
Where are his wattles?! Chickens have wattles (those fleshy things on their chin) to regulate body temperature, so you mustn't forget those! Also, roosters have a sort of mane, called 'hackles' that is made up of long, stiff feathers around the neck. They flare these up to show aggression. Also, most roosters have much more impressive tails than that.

Otherwise, it's very good <3

[lupepaw]

Aw!, it's so cute!. I colored it in!

[wabbidwabbit]

Hey sorry i own chichens my self thank you and that was the best i could do in a short amount of time it was done afer my rooser rockow >:(

[wabbidwabbit]

Would you like me to make a new? Case that was my 2nd one i thought it was close and about the hackles they only flare when crowing or showing aggression like you said and he was doing neither just walking. :l

[wabbidwabbit]

I was trying to do my rooster i live on a farm i own sheep,goats,a horse,dogs.cats,and other things

[King of Crows]

Nope, the hackles are always there. My roosters, in real life, have a noticable difference in neck feathers from the hens:
Rooster
Hen
(neither image is mine)

[FreeTheBalloons]

Nope, the hackles are always there. My roosters, in real life, have a noticeable difference in neck feathers from the hens:
Rooster
Hen
(neither image is mine)

My sister, wabbidwabbit, was simply doing the best she could. We have chickens ourselves and know a lot about them.

[King of Crows]

Hey sorry i own chichens my self thank you and that was the best i could do in a short amount of time it was done afer my rooser rockow >:(

I was trying to do my rooster i live on a farm i own sheep,goats,a horse,dogs.cats,and other things

There is no reason to react the way you did. It's not like I said "your art sucks" and ended it at that, no, what I did was simply try to help someone interested in art. I own chickens as well, and I, as well, live on a farm with horses, chickens, ducks, rabbits, cats, dogs, and such. Owning the animals doesn't mean you know all about them.

You could always try again, try sketching, simply edit it, or something, when you have more time. All roosters have the neck hackles when fully grown, so it doesn't really matter which rooster you based it on. Seriously, all I did was try to offer a little constructive criticism, I was trying to help, not slander or offend you.