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Thought I should share some art surrounding this project (there's still a stupid amount of wips and sketches I'm withholding until they're further fleshed out, but here for now (thread))--> https://t.co/dMAHgwQoIO

@Paleoartologist Wrong , do better

The artist and the art (keep it going!) https://t.co/2fPAsjlLMv

@otodus1 As for the overall coloration, I suggest reffing cave lions and modern lions while cross referencing the environment they’re from:

For best visualization:
Options:
1. “Typical” bird condition with enlarged sclerortic presence
2. Thinned Scerortic ring, allowing sclera to be visible (as seen in most reptiles)
3. Sclerortic present, but not visible at surface https://t.co/9ATcjivQHm

@BrianEngh_Art @randompaleonerd The ring itself does funnel inwards and project towards the outside, which is what gives that dark outline, but the sclera, (usually white/ light part behind the ring) sits on the outskirts (and appears red often too in many due to blood vessels

"Gluttony"
#SciArt

The deltoid tuberosity and general flat portion of the upper humerus tell of the massive surface area for the deltoids and brachialis muscles to attach and run over. The Brachiocephalicus muscle would then run over those and add depth. And with the neck--->

@AxelSauro I was mostly leaning into how elephants are p much out there and we stumble around so much with even *slightly* weird depictions (not a jab at these artists btw)

See... now I'm curious

Artists qrt with your art and let followers say what aspect they would wanna steal off your art! https://t.co/NdLN09mCK0