http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-31988721 (05/10/15)
http://www.iflscience.com/plants-and-animals/top-ten-newly-discovered-species (05/10/15)
http://paleostories.blogspot.co.uk/2012/05/gobe-great-ordovician.html (05/10/15)
https://icebergstraightahead.wordpress.com/2009/08/18/another-day-another-trawl/img_0771/ (05/10/15)
Based on these crustaceans, I drew up the following 3 silhouettes:
Finally I had to add some colour:
Here is the final result. I found this technique to be very interesting and useful for forming strange creature shapes that each look unique, it also helps with practicing digital painting and getting shading right. I did find it difficult to include colour however. I find the first design to be rather boring in terms of colour but I do find the bio-mechanical theme interesting. The 2nd design is my personal favourite, the colours work well and the shape is very unique, not to mention the shading work on this seems the best. The last design is my least favourite, the shape feels uninspired and the colours don't seem to work well together. I may try this technique again in the future if I attempt to draw creatures again.
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