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I do have one critique if you plan on finishing this. Most of the hand would not be visible - the primary feathers of the hand attached to the second finger, which would obscure the second finger and most of the third. This is one of my favorite examples of how deinoychosaur hands would look: [link] That's an Archaeopteryx, but the hand/feather morphology would be almost exactly the same. Here's one that shows more specifically where the primaries would go from the underside: [link] (bird on top, Archae on bottom). And Kyoht's image is also a really good guideline for feather attachment on dromae hands. [link]
Hope those help!
And he is inspired by a roadrunner. XD The way they move is exactly how I imagine dromaeosaurs moved.