A Softer World: Invertebrates tribute! The first of 2011! Mouse-over text would be: they know our weaknesses
--m
Sea life, nerdism, weirdo thoughts and my continued efforts to become a mad scientist
Showing posts with label cephalopod. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cephalopod. Show all posts
January 17, 2011
January 16, 2011
Hang in There
This is actually the first draft of a piece that I'm thinking of putting into my portfolio for "drawing science good" grad school. I drew it on a recent visit to the Shedd Aquarium this winter.
If I had to give it a comic title though, it's be "Hang in there."
--m
If I had to give it a comic title though, it's be "Hang in there."
--m
September 29, 2010
If There Is, I'm Screwed
A Softer World invertebrate tribute (the first in a long time). This is a Rossia pacifica, which as far as I'm aware of is not eaten for calamari and is not a true squid at all. This one was collected for research near Friday Harbor, WA. Mouse-over text: "if there is, I'm screwed"
--m
(photo credit to me on this one)
--m
(photo credit to me on this one)
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May 26, 2010
Humboldt and I
Humboldt squid, Dosidicus gigas, actually travel in shoals, but after 2.5 hours of work on one squid I was not up to drawing more. This was all freehand (fun!) using primarily this image as reference. The dots are bioluminescence, which there is a lot of in the ocean.
Just wait until I get my auxiliary gills. Just wait.
--m
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