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Friday 15 March 2013
Zeuglodon
A Zeuglodon is a giant marine creature with a great crocodile-like maw and long-flexible body. Despite its vaguely reptilian shape, the Zeuglodon is a real-life ancestor of the whale. Like many whales, these fellas can be found primarily in cold waters. Despite their impressive teeth, the tail of the Zeuglodon is especially dangerous, being used to stun prey and break apart ships.
You know what I find tolerable? Model-building. You know what I find incredibly frustrating? Photography. The raft of the model was especially fun to make, which is made from various sticks from around where I live. I decided to do this to challenge myself with some different materials, and was a good deal inspired by the model-work of my friend Grethe Bentsen.
Labels:
artist: blanca,
book: frostburn,
CR 9,
neutral,
type: animal
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I like this a lot, particularly the torn-paper waves, and the wishbone hoodie (?) on the Inuit (?). Enjoying this blog a lot.
ReplyDeleteCheers
Brian