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Sciartober Day 31: And the last one goes to the owlfish for the prompt: dark. There are only video reference for this animal along with a few illustrations, but I wanted to do something from one of MBARI's videos. I corrected the forehead to be less sloped, though the mouth might still be too big for this particular fish. Pentel brushpen, Windsor & Newton fine-line marker, and Prismacolor fine-line marker on Canson mixed media.
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Finally Jumping into Inktober with day 9’s prompt but didn’t realize I was looking at last year’s prompt list lol. Oh well. The prompt was nest so I drew a coho salmon and a salmon redd (nest).
Sciartober 2: Colony, featuring a whole lot of Double-crested Cormorants, a colony-nesting waterbird.
I have completed the siphonophore and am released from its thrall. But now it is released to the wider world. Is the cost too high?
No, it’s fine. Siphonophores are great!
Siphonophores are colonial hydrozoans, made up of individual polyps that essentially function as different body parts. Neat!
This particular siphonophore is Bathyphysa conifera, which is also nicknamed the Flying Spaghetti Monster, and I think that’s just wonderful.
Inspired by prompt #2 for sciartober: colony.
#SciArtober
Days 1 & 3
yes that is a cat skull with a cat ear headband.
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Sciartober day 27: amphibian. A little axolotl.
Instead of doing inktober this time, I’ve been doodling Sciartober prompts. Not all of them, and I started on day 11, got carried away with one of them, and I have no idea when I’m going to finish it, but here’s what I’ve done so far. So, day 11 - fish. Or in my case, a happy Castorocauda trotting home with a nice, big, juicy one. Day 17 - invisible. Hoplophoneus trying to dissapear from view. Day 18 - in the ocean. Basilosaurus, because of course it is . Day 19 - mammal. Fruitafossor, probably the earliest known relative of therian mammals. Day 20 - tiny. Hadrocodium, cause it tiny. It was an early Jurassic mammaliaform that was pretty cloe to crown group mammals. I kind of screwed up the thumb, and for some reason the shading looks much worse than it does in person. I also made two versions of this, but I decided to go with this one, because while I prefer the hand in the first on, it had really stark, dramatic light and shadow that detracted from the Hadrocodium. I should have predicted that drawing in a room lit only by small desk lamp will do that. I also managed to kill my back and left arm drawing these. Because of course I did.
Sciartober Week 3: Particle (an atom); Anatomical (a human heart); Invisible (magnetic field around a planet); In the Ocean (large creature in dark open water); Mammal (my dog); Tiny (galactic light and one human); Controversial (genetic engineering)
