Detailed drawing of crows in sketchbook, with notes and diagrams.
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The image is a drawing of four crows, likely from a sketchbook. Each crow is drawn in a slightly different pose, capturing the bird's movement and details. The drawings are surrounded by scribbled notes and diagrams, suggesting they were part of an artistic study or observational notes. The overall style is realistic and detailed, showcasing the artist's keen eye for detail and their fascination with the crow's anatomy. The aged paper and faded ink add a vintage feel, hinting at a long-held fascination with these intriguing creatures.
minimalistic hand-drawn sketch on a notebook page. The sketch features simple, clear outlines of the Common Myna (Acridotheres tristis) and Indian Crow (Corvus splendens). The two birds are prominently displayed with basic side views, focusing on key features like the beak, claws, and wings. Annotations are written in a simple handwritten script with arrows pointing to specific parts of the birds. The background shows faint notebook lines and subtle imperfections like small tears or smudges. The overall style is organic and sketch-like, with minimal shading and a focus on clarity and simplicity. Include a few brief scientific notes and a date at the bottom of the page, resembling an authentic scientist's notebook entry, --ar 29:43 --v 6.1
