# invasivespecies shark anatomy comparativeanatomy ichthyology sciart catfish amazon mississippi mekong nile sharkweek2020 gobyweek invertefest

My first ever Turning an inanimate object into a fish. Hammerhead upright vacuum.

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2020-09-28

For this week's theme - turn an inanimate object into a fish - I am giving a shout out to a summer favorite from . A couple GAR-den Party bottles with a take on their signature rabbit as a backdrop. Fun theme!

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2020-09-27

has scrambled my brain this week. The brief is to make a fish from an inanimate object. I’ve made the short leap from a box fish to a cardboard box fish. It turns out that cardboard is tricky to draw.

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2020-09-27

I don’t work on Mondays so technically today is my Sunday, so here is my The Red Shiner, oh so beautiful but oh so invasive

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2020-09-22

For this week the round goby seemed appropriate. This small benthic fish have been introduced in the Great Lakes in 1993 probably by ballast water. Territorial and aggressive, it remodeled a lot of freshwater benthic communities.

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2020-09-21

For an off-theme I posted two new friends on !!✨🦈💙 https://t.co/MLFssjTWM3

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2020-09-14

The brief this week was for a fish that you hadn’t heard of before.
In my reading up of Chondrichthyes I discovered Cladoselache fyleri who was a pre-Elasmobranch shark from the Devonian period.

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2020-09-14

So random function provided me the Yellow Spotted Catshark for this week a quite cute little shark who like to hag out in costal South Africa, down to 500m deep. New species learn, I guess the challenge is completed! ;)

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2020-09-13

For this I chose to do further research on an unknown cichlid. This is the Blunthead Chimba Red. Tropheus moorii is endemic to Africa’s Lake Tanganyika. 40 different color morphs are dispersed throughout the lake, ranging from dark green to flame red and yellow.

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2020-09-14

Two art challenges in one to cure artists block. - fish I’d never heard of. Viper dogfish. - draw this in your own style challenge. https://t.co/jJa7jvlx4F

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2020-09-13

For my nieces requested a very specific sketch...

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2020-09-07

I've missed alot this year, which makes me sad. But, I've managed to add a new comp anatomy sketch to my growing diagram of fish jaws! Hydrolycus scomberoides - from Davato & Castro 2012.

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2020-09-07

An off-theme A series of Colored pencil on the sides of a cardboard box. 4 species, 4 river basins, 4 continents.

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2020-09-06

Really challenging this week, making a picture that fits within a random shape.
I went for something inspired by my own tank, a zebra danio swimming amongst rock and shell.

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2020-09-06

Today on I am featuring one of the most exuberant fishes out there. This free hand drawing was heavly inspired by Steve Huskey's work, featured on his book 'The Skeleton Revealed'. Can you guess who is this? 1/3

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2020-08-31

Not Sunday, not finished, but here a half way through two week old

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2020-08-24

My for featuring Stiphodon atropurpureus the Blue Neon Goby, one of the many colorful little freshwater gobies!

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2020-08-24

A yellow watchman goby and its pistol shrimp friend for theme (and

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2020-08-24

WIP paroon shark for despite the name, paroon sharks are not sharks at all, and instead very sizable catfish. I can say that it does somewhat resemble a certain filterfeeder...

Will be done by next Sunday- stay tuned.

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2020-08-17