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His pages are filled with beautiful sea-slug critters. I'm falling in love with them. The colouring on this one is going to be delicate, as it's based on a sea-slug with only white colour to it, translucent and solid. Very strange creature, but fun anatomy. I took a lot of license with it since I was trying to give it an anthro look. This one's going to Keycon for their art-show...

Category Artwork (Traditional) / Fantasy
Species Amphibian (Other)
Size 953 x 1280px
File Size 193.6 kB
Awesome. Coloring that's going to be particularly fun, I'm sure. I don't know if you remember it (I thought I remembered you being a fan of the White Wolf stuff, but maybe I'm mistaken), but White Wolf produced this great supplement, called "Blood Red Tide," ... I think, that had super-ultra-awesome ideas for Changeling: The Dreaming in it, including merfolk as seelie and unseelie fairies of the sea-- the seelie kind being vertebrates, and the unseelie being invertebrate.
The lobe-y ness of it gets most interesting at his tail. That, I think, is where the eye finally "gets" his nature.
Nice frilly seaweed too.
The lobe-y ness of it gets most interesting at his tail. That, I think, is where the eye finally "gets" his nature.
Nice frilly seaweed too.
Thanks, hun! Yeah, I'm a fan of White Wolf material- Changeling was fun to play. Had this Knocker character that I made some of THE loudesst, shiniest clothes for that I've ever worn (t'was a LARP).... Never read "Blood Red Tide" tho... I missed a bunch of their publications 'cuz of a bleed-out in my cash-flow.... Oh, well.
I never actually made a gender for my little mer-person- I just had some fun with the lobes going down the body. I got a nice anthro feel that way. Got the idea from this image: http://www.stanford.edu/~bhackett/p.....ned-dirona.jpg I'm going to be extra careful with the colour-work on this one...
I never actually made a gender for my little mer-person- I just had some fun with the lobes going down the body. I got a nice anthro feel that way. Got the idea from this image: http://www.stanford.edu/~bhackett/p.....ned-dirona.jpg I'm going to be extra careful with the colour-work on this one...
Hee I can tell it is a # by just looking, it's one of the prettiest species, and lives all down the US west coast, so I get to see them naturally in tidepools every year. :D Your character's design is really cool, and as for gender or lack thereof, all (sea)slugs and snails are hermaphrodites, so it doesn't necessarily need one either. :]
Oh, very cool! I'd based it on just that species! Thing was, the image I'd used was the one you'd posted in your journal, and I couldn't see it's tail, so I "added" one into my image... nice to see I wasn't too far off. I'm colouring the lovely critter now. Gonna add in a nice reef background, too. Probably be done by tomorrow.
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