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Started the sketch for today’s #SundayFishSketch / #25DaysofFishmas at 5am but didnt get a chance to finish until now.
This long boi is an Alligator Gar (Atractosteus spatula) - a bony fish that lives in swamps, bayous, & slow-moving rivers in southern US and northern Mexico.
Two-fold contribution today. I’ve committed to a collage of each region @DrKatfish is posting for #25DaysofFishmas (one left to add) and a WIP for this week’s #SundayFishSketch guess - alligator #gar
Congrats to everyone who guessed "alligator gar" for this week's #SundayFishSketch-#25DaysofFishmas mash-up!
i made these a while ago but i still like participating in things #SundayFishSketch
The best three-horned face of the #Cretaceous was a fish. Don't @ me. This is #Tricerichthys wenzi (Taverne & Capasso 2015), a pycnodont that resembled a sea robin head on a filefish body. Thread (1/4) #SundayFishSketch #SciArt #PaleoArt #TeamFish
#Beatles song theme this week. Took a trip back to the White Album for...
🎶Everybody’s got something to hide except me and my Pacific Monkeyfish 🎶
Also known as the Daruma Stinger or Pitted Stonefish. A benthic fish of the western Pacific #SundayFishSketch
An oddball species which was fun to draw: Xyrichtys incandescens which is quite distinctive but unlike the other W Atlantic Xyrichtys is rarely seen or photographed. Not even sure what the female looks like but this is the terminal male #SundayFishSketch
Tried to fit an #anglerfish into this shape for #sundayfishsketch #fishytheme #digitalart @shapesketchgame @Lampichthys
A quick Great Hammerhead Shark for today's #SundayFishSketch and #shapesketchgame! Had a lot of fun with this engimatic elasmobranch 😊
(twitter crop please be kind🤞)
Once again, Monday’s are my Sunday’s so here is a VERY motivated Bluehead Chub for #SundayFishSketch. Bluehead Chubs are known as the “architects of the streams” due to their strong motivation to make nesting mounds pebble by pebble. #FreshwaterFishAppreciation
Totally out of my comfort zone here but I’ve gone for the Anchor Tuskfish as my motivational #SundayFishSketch as it’s possibly the first tool using fish discovered. It tenaciously uses rocks to break open mollusc shells.
For this weeks motivation theme fro #SundayFishSketch I decided to go with something mythical - How a Koi became a Dragon.
A school of golden koi was swimming upstream the Yellow River in China. Gaining strength by fighting against the current the school glimmered as they swam.
Trying to stick with a hobby for once, so here’s a Redline Darter #SundayFishSketch (I started this on Sunday and then got distracted until today)
for #SundayFishSketch ....
A freshwater fish! I don't draw those often!
Wilommkthys, from the Carboniferous period, is dead. that's all i have to say about it, really
it is a funny-looking fish, though
For #SundayFishSketch a repost. #teamAnadromous rocking with the coho salmon. #FreshVsSaltyFish.
Here an interesting paper regarding the effects of salmon declining body sizes for the ecosystems they inhabit. https://t.co/NpR9p0CFfM
For the spooky #SundayFishSketch theme: Dana viperfish #halloweenart
Since my first #SundayFishSketch was only a few months ago, I decided to do a different sunfish: the Opah.
An awesome ambush predator, the #perch is found in UK rivers, lakes and canals. With tiger-like stripes, this ferocious hunter is easily identified by a row of dorsal spines and orange fins #AnimalOfTheDay
#fish #ukwildlife #teachkidsnature #SundayFishSketch #autumnwatch
The Southern Opah (Lampris immaculatus) Thanks @Lampichthys for creating the #SundayFishSketch hashtag for us all to have fun with. Happy 4th Birthday