14 Feb 2013, 3:17 pm
Fairy Mushroom
Found this one cleaning my desk. It's one of my first watercolor pencil pieces. Paper is a little water warped .
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15 Feb 2013, 10:18 pm
Yes, those are square rock.
Unlike some other ceratopsian species which have been uncovered in large bone-beds of multiple individuals, Triceratops fossils are usually found in a solitary context despite their abundance in certain Cretaceous formations. Only one Triceratops "bone-bed" has been documented, and it's a rather unimpressive trio of juveniles. Given then, I tend to reconstruct Triceratops as a mainly non-social animal more similar in behavior to rhinoceroses than buffaloes or elephants. I would not preclude small, nuclear family groups like the one illustrated here though.
By the way, those dark lines on the cheek of the Trike to the left are scars inflicted by other Trikes' horns.
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15 Feb 2013, 10:56 pm
Australoid Desert Assassin
Although this character's costume may have a vaguely "Arabian Nights" aesthetic, her physiognomy actually draws from Aboriginal Australians, whom for me represent the quintessential "desert people" even more than the stereotypical Arabs. I really think there ought to be more Australoid OCs in the fantasy fandom.
Although now I look at her again, she also has a bit of a South Indian vibe to her, especially since I've made her face paint red.
Are you worried that Rule 34 might apply to this character, or is that completely impossible?
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What does Rule 34 have to do with my Australoid character? 
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16 Feb 2013, 1:36 am
Just wondering what you would think if someone applied it to your drawing. I think you either would be slightly angry or like it. But maybe I don't know.
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16 Feb 2013, 11:24 pm
Beautiful!
Something less beautiful I made in Ms Paint(by the way, it's suppose to look awful):
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^ Don't think so.
Dead Girl
Been toying with this concept for a while but never attempted to put it on paper. It's a little rough but I think the shading is great. Will probably redo with background.
