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Published: 2010-08-16 02:37:26 +0000 UTC; Views: 3847; Favourites: 168; Downloads: 64
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Not half bad for something drawn completely from my head.
Those countless hours of staring at movies, old photographs, and museum specimens have really paid off.
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Wait there are movies???Β
Amazing work! I adore Thylacines~ They are my favorite extinct animal, well them and Dodos
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Oh boy, the hours of staring have paid off indead...
THIS is drawn completely from your head? RESPECT!
The nose and the eye are the two beautiful highlights in this amazing piece of art.
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You drew this from memory?
I need to start staring at that footage!
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Yeah, since third grade when I found some "extinct animal flash cards" in my classroom.
I called them tiger puppies at that point, but whatever. The illustration was cartoon style, and more of a striped doberman build.
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Yeah, I found them in an old book saying they were βendangered.β Ha, I was so upset when I found out their current status.
Aww! βtiger puppiesβ Thatβs so cute! My first one was cartoon style, too. But it looked more like a fat wombat.
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Googling "Tiger puppies" will result in smiles. It will.
How old was that book?!
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Amazing concept of thylacine's head!Those eyes are captivating!
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that's excellent, especially considering you drew it all from memory. Even though thylacines have some convergent features with placental canines i think a lot of thylacine art actually makes them look TOO doglike, as if the artist just drew a wolf or fox and stuck some stripes on it. this really captures the uniqueness of the thylacine's appearence.
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Oh, wow! This is quite impressive, especially since you didn't look at references.
I love the colors and the attention to detail. Awesome job. c:
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