I don't remember the episode much, but is the title from the Dr. Who episode where the future space colony of England uses the last of the space whales as a propulsion system? Just taking a stab in the dark :)

I don't like and/or watch Dr Who, so no. XD;

growing up in plymouth ma, where whale watches are (or @ least used to be:/ ) a huge source of income, this brings back many fond memories

Aww, used to be? D: Mind if I ask what happened? :(

Glad you like it <3

well, i havent been there in a while but when i left, it was becoming increasingly hard to find the whales :( i remember going as a child and every time seeing @ least 10 or so whales, now your lucky if you see one, many times they dont get any sightings @ all & i can only imagine what its like now, that combined with the economy :( i know theres still a ton of lobster boat comming in & out though so @ least they still seem to be doing well

Oh no! What a terrible shame! D: That must have been AMAZING to see so many back then, though. Wow. <3

omg yes theyre so BIG!!!!! its really amazing, they seem like theyre "flying" through the water & then when they breached...thats the most incredible thing to see!

Gee, woooow! ;.; I've seen wild dolphins before, but never whales. I hope I get to see them one day. All the videos and stuff I've seen of them just totally blow me away, but I guess it's NOTHING like actually seeing it for your own eyes. <3

oh no it does them no justice you should definately go if you get the chance!

Its as awesoem her as it is on DA my friend! SO the same applies here! WOOT! You is too artistic!

Thank you, dear! <3

Yer most welcome sweetness! Friendly pounce!

Captain, thar be whale here! (Montgomery Scott voice)

Forgive me, but who's Montgomery Scott? o:

Scotty. From Star Trek. *chuckles* I'll forgive you if you never watched it. ;3

Y'know, "Beam me up, Scotty!' ...except amusingly enough that famous phrase in those specific words was never uttered in any Star Trek television series or movie. XD

In Star Trek IV They save some humpback whales from the past to stop an alien probe in the future. That's why he says the first quote I did, albeit plural since there are two. XD Can't find a clip of that..but here's the most awesome way ever to SaveTheWhales. XD XD

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HYHfJks15jY

Ohhh that explains it! I don't watch Star Trek. XD; That's cool though, thanks for the info c:

EEEEEEEEEEEEE so pretty
just dun eat me ;;

XD Thanks~

Can't I get a cookie anyhow? Just because I happen to be cute? xD

Great picture hunny <3

You can get cookies anytime! <3 *gives*

Thanks, beb! <3

yay! *noms* <3

I really-really like the cohesiveness of the colours here, bringing subtly effective changes of hues in distinguishing the whale from the ocean. The way you had implemented the sunlight sinking into the ocean is realistic, notable with the speckles of colour around the light source.

I like how you had given depth to the whale using deep curves. I do not mean the ventral grooves; the mouth, shoulder, blowhole area, and even the back itself add mass to the whale. I also find interesting the way you located the 'bumps' around his mouth and eye. Also, this is the first time I had seen a whale being drawn from this angle! What is surprising is how you had contrasted the colours of the background using the lighter-coloured fins and the brightly-coloured eye, which has an increased detail that draws attention to itself. Another surprise is how you had implemented skeletal detail using that shoulder curve I mentioned earlier.

Wow, what an awesome comment. ;-; Thanks so much!