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Sciartober Day 25: For the prompt toothed, a common tree shrew skull, which has some unique dentition being omnivorous with a good amount of insects thrown in. Despite being called a shrew, they are more related to primates than other types of shrews. Kuratake brushpen (extra leaky edition), Sharpie fine-line marker, and Prismacolor fine-line marker on Canson XL watercolor. And now I need to scan in the rest of the October pieces.
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Sciartober Day 25: For the prompt, mimicry, I referenced some photos from Paul Bertner’s flickr of the Kerengga ant-like jumper (Myrmaplata plataleoides or Myrmarachne plataleoides). They are particularly fascinating for how well they mimic ants, with slender legs, pedipalps that look like ant jaws, and a very Hymenopteran body shape. Plus, I always like a Salticid. My Kuratake brushpen cartridge is low, so this is mostly done with a Copic Multiliner brushpen and a Prismacolor fine line marker (03) on Canson mixed media.
