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Open the editor ↗A chicken reads through the comb, beak and tail before tiny feathers. Compare hens, cartoon faces and full-body farmyard shapes, keeping the red head details distinct.
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Use a few clear connected steps and preserve space around the forehead. Keep the comb and wattle in separate locations.
Increase the body and tail mass and add a readable comb. A plain yellow round body with a tiny beak will usually look younger.
No. Use a fan-like outer shape with a few larger divisions. Too many thin lines can break the tail into stray pixels.
Place the comb above the head and the wattle below the beak.