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@uwu_unii Congrats on 1k!!
I’m Beanxii, I’m relatively new to mcyt twitter, and I’m really just hoping to make some friends!
some animals for #AnimalArtistsUnite ✨
drawing animals is a relatively new thing for me, scrolling thru this tag is really inspiring!
A bright Electric yellow cichlid for today's fish sketch!
Electric yellows are one of the most popular cichlids in the Australian ornamental industry, growing to only 8cm and are relatively cheap to purchase. Keep them with other African cichlids for a lively community tank!
PSA: Relatively low-latitude, even sub-tropical, locations in central & eastern portions (but less frequently western portions) of continents can occasionally experience severe winter cold spells--like Texas is currently enduring. But how, & why this longitudinal asymmetry?(1/17)
@Defiant_Drills Physical limitations be damned, Rhor would play the trumpet and french horn like me
His trumpet would be gorgeous and relatively pristine, but he'd have an ancient french horn that 100% looks its age
@SAGAUart Hey all! I'm Yami and I'm a relatively new artist trying to develop my potential for fun and passion ~
Because this fish is rather obscure and there's only a handful fossils to look for reconstructing, I used its close relative the Strunius and Qingmenodus as reference and also use extant Hoplias sp. as other reference, that gave me 2 version of the Onychodus as illustrated below
Anomalocaris was a Cambrian animal & a relative of ancestral arthropods. It had two large eyes on stalks & spiky arms in front of its mouth.
(Credit: Prehistoric Wildlife)
@artstoff I can relate. This is what happened when I was preparing a Live2D character. First picture in particular seems like a close relative of Ystra's. 🤔
Chapter 2: Avoid Pain
This Hog-goblin, a distant relative of your classic D&D hobgoblin, certainly lack manners.
#90dailysketch
@TechtonicPress Ubers are quite niche so I cherish the relatively few that exist
Cotylorhynchus was an animal of strange proportions, boasting a large body yet sporting a small head! Despite its lizard-like appearance, it was a synapsid, being a distant relative of the mammals we know today. It spent a lot of its time eating aquatic plants in the water. Yum!
@ObsceneIndecent I'm not really sure what I'd call myself... I'm a hodge-podge of different inspirations and I've been drawing digitally for a while... plus I'm still relatively new on Twitter...
Toony + Newbie + Self-Loather...?? ... ... ...I dunno.
I drew @treeroot53 's characters~
These two looked pretty similar, so I think they might be the same person, but at different ages. Or maybe they are relatives?
Anyway, it was fun to draw her/ them!
Born #onthisday1543 Kanō Eitoku Japanese Azuchi-Momoyama period #painter & patriarch of Kanō school contributed rich symbolism of "monumental style" (taiga) to Kanō range characterized by bold fast brushwork emphasis on foreground & large motifs relative to his pictorial space
#Evangelion: 1.0, cut no. 821 taken from my book #AnimeArchitecture (@ThamesandHudson, 2020)
#Layout by #HideakiAnno, Pencil on paper
#Anno places particular emphasis on the relative sizes of the attackers, the defenders and their battle arena.
© 2007 Hideaki Anno / Khara
Archosaur of the day!
Sillosuchus longicervix is a species of shuvosaurid Paracrocodylomorph from the Late Triassic in what is now South America. The closest modern relatives of sillosuchus, and shuvosaurids in general, are crocodilians.
(Art by Gabriel Ugueto)