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(Fast drawing)

Ok, someone may find this drawing disturbing and not ecstatic at all and that’s fine. I see why :-D

Not all dreams are pretty, so, if I started to draw my dreams, I should give you ‘the whole package’.

Dream:

I was one of biologists on an arctic expedition. We came across some small rocky island with a family of these creatures. I guess, they were something like walruses and they were known as ‘endangered human-like species’, because they could build a shelter, make and use some tools and they had a primitive language. Also, they had a feel for beauty: their females had necklaces, earrings, and some of them were attaching local seaweeds, like flowers, to their heads. Walruses were non-aggressive, but their weight of 200-300 kg made us be careful around. To clarify: except the head they were looking like normal real walruses… like overgrown mammal-caterpillars! Hehehe.

We came to film them, check their health, and take some blood samples. So, yeah, we brought a lot of presents for them (mostly necklaces made of materials they can’t find). At the moment there were only females with their kids/puppies, so they happily agreed to participate (I wonder how males looked like…). Later I was making photos for a science magazine…

So, here is the drawing of a dream-photo-portrait of an aborigine walrus female :-D

Description

(Fast drawing)

Ok, someone may find this drawing disturbing and not ecstatic at all and that’s fine. I see why :-D

Not all dreams are pretty, so, if I started to draw my dreams, I should give you ‘the whole package’.

Dream:

I was one of biologists on an arctic expedition. We came across some small rocky island with a family of these creatures. I guess, they were something like walruses and they were known as ‘endangered human-like species’, because they could build a shelter, make and use some tools and they had a primitive language. Also, they had a feel for beauty: their females had necklaces, earrings, and some of them were attaching local seaweeds, like flowers, to their heads. Walruses were non-aggressive, but their weight of 200-300 kg made us be careful around. To clarify: except the head they were looking like normal real walruses… like overgrown mammal-caterpillars! Hehehe.

We came to film them, check their health, and take some blood samples. So, yeah, we brought a lot of presents for them (mostly necklaces made of materials they can’t find). At the moment there were only females with their kids/puppies, so they happily agreed to participate (I wonder how males looked like…). Later I was making photos for a science magazine…

So, here is the drawing of a dream-photo-portrait of an aborigine walrus female :-D