It took me a while but it’s finally done. 19 skulls are represented here of different kinds of vertebrates. They’re not exactly in proportion, but oh well, that’s for another time.

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It took me a while but it’s finally done. 19 skulls are represented here of different kinds of vertebrates. They’re not exactly in proportion, but oh well, that’s for another time.
Haven’t drawn anything in a while, so here’s a skull of Gazella thomsonii albonotata or the Mongalla gazella.
Phacochoerus africanus or the common warthog (ref.).
I made a quick drawing of Oniscus asellus for a project on my university. We investigated if the speed of the aggregation of woodlice depends on present predators. Apparently, woodlice don’t care about sound, but when their environments starts shaking due to vibrations, they all crawl together to form one big mass of woodlice rather quickly.
Was bored during a lecture today, so I made a little sketch of a gray heron (Ardea cinerea).
A skull of a tiger. Why do teeth always look so wonky?
A sketch I made of a deer for a birthday card for a friend of mine. First time actually trying something with colour, which to me was sometimes a tad difficult.
The skull of a chicken (or Gallus gallus domesticus). I think it turned out quite well.
not sure where the artist referenced this from, but i cannot believe that this is the skull of G. g. domesticus (http://www.dlt.ncssm.edu/tiger/360views/360_view_ChickenSkull_800x600/images/chicken_skull_360_001.JPG) - rather, it appears to resemble a cathartid vulture (more precisely, the [American] black vulture, Coragyps atratus); skull of C. atratus below:
Honestly, you could be right. Problem is I can’t find the reference image anymore, so I can’t check it. Guess we’ll stick with the black vulture. Thanks for correcting me!
The skull of a chicken (or Gallus gallus domesticus). I think it turned out quite well.
My latest drawing. A nostalgic one for me; Pajama Sam. I used to play this when I was a child, so when I got it on Steam I immediately played it and finished it. So, that’s why I wanted to draw him.
YOU CAN BUY IT ON STEAM?
That sounds like a thing my boyfriend has access to, if so I’m gonna beg him to get it. That and Freddy Fish because I think the version I had as a kid was glitched and I never made it to the end.
You can get everything from Pajama Sam, Freddi Fish, Putt-Putt and Spy Fox on Steam. Humongous Entertainment has put all of 'em on Steam like half a year ago. It's kinda great :D
My latest drawing. A nostalgic one for me; Pajama Sam. I used to play this when I was a child, so when I got it on Steam I immediately played it and finished it. So, that's why I wanted to draw him.
The mountain goat or Oreamnos americanus.Â
Parus Major or the great tit.
Buteo buteo or the common buzzard; another sketch I made.
Taeniopygia guttata or the zebra finch. A little sketch I made earlier this year during a lecture. We use these birds a lot to experiment with like behaviour etc.Â
Genji the Pollen Prophet from Awesomenauts. Started around 11 PM I had to finish it in one sitting, so I finished it at 3 AM. Quite proud of it actually.
Dust from Dust: An Elysian Tail. Another drawing I made during a lecture.