A Smilodon Skull And Muscle Study.

A smilodon skull and muscle study.

Quick drawing I did in class.

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Season 1 (I dunno if I'll do more?) of PaleoArt finished.

When I had set out to draw ancient animals after doing creepy crawlies for most of a year, I realised I'd taken for granted how great it is for the animal you're drawing to be... finished?

A lot of PaleoArt is using your imagination to draw the completed animal as it would have appeared in life. As such, many of the animals I drew in this collection were closer to my typical cartoony art style than when I drew insects and arachnids.

Colour scheme was a huge part of the challenge as well. As you may see by looking at the earlier paleolife compared the later ones, I did a bit of experimentation with made up colours. And later on, I took a lot of inspiration from living animals for some colour schemes.

I might get back to PaleoArt eventually, but the challenge of interpreting fossils and inventing colour schemes has tired me out, creatively, a lot quicker than BugArt, so I will be taking a break from them for now. I don't know what's next, but we'll see.

Tyrannosaurus Rex I drew. I used SUE's skull as reference.

Working on a skeksis puppet for Halloween!