My animal for transformation and anatomy is the sea lamprey (Petromyzon marinus).
It is a parasitic lamprey*. The life cycle of sea lamprey is anadromous. Sea lamprey lives in lakes and rivers . It's size can be up to 33 inches and can weight up to 2¼ pounds. It's color varies. Small specimen are white below and uniformly colored above. Large specimens are usually colored olive.
*Lampreys are a family of jawless fish wich characterized them by a toothed funnel-like sucking mouth.
I can't think how i will transform my self-portrait into that creature. It will be a challenge!
It is a parasitic lamprey*. The life cycle of sea lamprey is anadromous. Sea lamprey lives in lakes and rivers . It's size can be up to 33 inches and can weight up to 2¼ pounds. It's color varies. Small specimen are white below and uniformly colored above. Large specimens are usually colored olive.
*Lampreys are a family of jawless fish wich characterized them by a toothed funnel-like sucking mouth.
I can't think how i will transform my self-portrait into that creature. It will be a challenge!
Hey, thought with all the 3D work you had forgotten about your project lol
ReplyDeletenop , i was just posting some of my work! nop i haven't forgotten my project :))
ReplyDeleteHey, sorry we were supposed to meet today! oops. This is a pretty cool animal. The texture in the mouth is interesting. Got any thoughts about potential ideas?
ReplyDeletehey , ye i forgot. gimme your facebook to arange and meet.
ReplyDeleteYes im thinking of transforming my portrait 50/50 to this animal and also my mouth should look like that.
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ReplyDeletenasty looking critter, Nastos! At last - some Unit 1 stuff - but that's not to suggest that it's not been interesting to see your technical accomplishments. Time to get lots and lots and lots of drawing on here - remember the title and purpose of the brief - Anatomy! And, while I appreciate that you might struggle with the reviews, get them posted and get some feedback.
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