If a Hylacrodus and a Kanerodoptrix had a child... x)
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If a Hylacrodus and a Kanerodoptrix had a child... x)
Colored the hylacrodus sketch from the train. I already feel the effects of overtime gnawing at my drive to draw and enjoy myself, gotta watch this trend like a hawk...
Happy New Year! :)
After spending Christmas break rather sicklish, I’m finally getting my steam back. 2018′s résumé looks nice, I think I progressed in every aspect that I wanted to change for the better. 2019′s resolution needs one adjustment, though - I need to draw the stuff I see in my head instead of dreaming of drawing it, no matter how it turns out.
... and this is the first step towards that goal, a quickish and rough view of two related fidetripariterian species. It’s a semi-arid region, and also the home of the hylacrodus.
My output is a bit poor these days, but I’m just getting too old for this overtime nonsense. Very quick train doodles of blue “Iskaric Attici” and two tests of a new brush pen. Do those count towards Inktober? ^^’
Gestural sketches from the train(s) because I need to practice looser and more fluid shapes. I feel that the split of my headworld into separate areas really helped me to “allow” every kind of image and creature again, no need to find compromises anymore...
Another long-distance train ride on the floor, sweetened by music and finally some time to doodle.
Now that we’re back to good old overtime, I think I can put the thought of completing Inktober to rest. Have a dirty little compilation of “Iskaric Attici” instead - I’m still unsure if these fit Sohaereàn or Aeskareion better, but I want to use them as a species so badly.
I think I like it that way. Candy-colored tropical dog-horse.