Nautilus Jams sounds like a band name xD I love this!

Ahh no you're giving me ideas now. Ohboy.
Thank you!

I love Nautiluses

ME TOO. The world needs more of them!

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This really looks amazing!

Thank you! C:

You're very welcome!

They're so cool looking. QwQ

I KNOW. So underrated too.

The lines are so perfect, can't wait to see it coloured! Is there a deadline to when your kickstarter finishes?

Thanks! Color should be up soon! Unfortunately, the KS finished back in March, but all the extras will be on my etsy soon. :)

asdhfkjasdfhkjsal if only I found you sooner. Oh well, looking forward to see the items online your designs are just too cool!

Actually due to the intricacy of the shell sutures that would be an ammonoid, more specifically a Goniatitic or Ceratitic Ammonoid. Unfortunately they went extinct the same time the dinosaurs did.

Not trying to be facetious, generally curious about why you would classify this as an ammonite, and not a nautilus? To my understanding, ammonites has more of pronouced spiral with the shell. The picture itself it heavily stylized and was drawn referencing this photo. There may be extra 'bits' in my drawing, but the anatomy is there. - http://www.aqua.org/~/media/Images/.....slide1-web.jpg

The only reason I classified it as an Ammonite was because the intricacy of the sutures on the shell in your drawing are more intricate than a typical nautiloid would have. They are even more intricate than the picture you were referencing. The Ammonite family had shells of varying degrees of intricacy, getting steadily more detailed up until their extinction in the Cretaceous Period. This figure shows a pretty good classification between ammonoids and nautiloids. http://higheredbcs.wiley.com/legacy...../nw0258ann.jpg