@himmis, This solo portrait features a mythological avian creature resembling a gryphon and corvid hybrid standing on its talons against a simple background of sunlit plants. The bird possesses multicolored feathers blending blue, black, white, and grey across its wings, body, tail, and chest tuft, with distinct markings visible throughout its form. Its anatomy includes avian feet equipped with sharp claws or paws in black fur and talons, topped by a strong beak that is partly grey while the face displays bright orange or yellow eyes surrounded by white fur and inner ear fluff. The creature sports feathered wings that are spread wide to reveal blue hues mixed with multicolored plumage, complemented by a prominent tail tuft and feral posture. As an oscine bird type, it combines quadrupedal traits of the gryphon with avian features like its beak and extensive wing span, creating a striking image where black fur contrasts against white body sections under the sun.<lora:Himmis_-_Art_Style:1>
