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sugargrim3 · 4 days
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@softomon just realized I got this on my Makani art and it took me forever to get the proportions proper, I still mess up from time to time, which is rich coming from me because I grew up around killer whales and other various cetaceans in real life blah blah blah.
Being serious, try your best to use real-life photos as reference and pay attention to the photo more than the art, it's something I learned a while ago thanks to an amazing art teacher I had in highschool, 9 times out of 10 it worked for me and now I can draw killer whales and other cetaceans comfortably without worrying too much about messing up the anatomy
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Posted too much homestuck as of recent, have to level it out with some whale art
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sugargrim3 · 4 days
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Kiska, always in my heart and she is dearly missed
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sugargrim3 · 4 days
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Wrong Way
|Idate /イダテ|
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sugargrim3 · 6 days
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Yacht sabotage is just the beginning. Lyric from "Go Into the Water" by Dethklok because no song fits orcas better right now :V
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sugargrim3 · 6 days
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Beluga! Get a load of that melon. :-)
[ID: an illustration of a white whale with a pronounced forehead. Its mouth is open in a toothy smile and it is in a joyful pose against a stylized water background. End.]
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sugargrim3 · 7 days
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Short-finned pilot whales. Filmed near the Canary Islands, from Cheetahs of the Deep (2014)
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sugargrim3 · 7 days
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I love Risso's dolphins because they looked like someone started drawing a dolphin but ran out of time and rushed the face
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sugargrim3 · 7 days
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mermay 31
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sugargrim3 · 7 days
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"The marked similarity between the shape of the body of the Shark (above), the Ichthyosaur (centre), and Dolphin (below) does not mean that they are all related, but is only the outcome of complete adaptation to the environment, with the same mode of life (convergence)."
Prehistoric Sea Monsters. Written by Dr. Josef Augusta. Illustrated by Zdeněk Burian. 1966.
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sugargrim3 · 8 days
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The eye (and ear opening) of a Beluga whale (Delphinapterus leucas)
by Eric Heupel
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sugargrim3 · 8 days
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Narwhals by Louis A. Sargent. From Wild Beasts of the World, Vol. Two. Written by Frank Finn, published in 1909.
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sugargrim3 · 8 days
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Grampuses by Louis A. Sargent. From Wild Beasts of the World, Vol. Two. Written by Frank Finn, published in 1909.
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sugargrim3 · 8 days
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A transient orca hunting. Filmed in Puget Sound, USA. From Ocean Stories - Dolphins and Whales (2015).
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sugargrim3 · 8 days
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Posted too much homestuck as of recent, have to level it out with some whale art
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sugargrim3 · 11 days
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Going back to my roots and posting more killer whale art
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sugargrim3 · 18 days
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More trollsona art from me, I genuinely love drawing Apollo now
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sugargrim3 · 24 days
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striders???????????
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