Love them all but think the last looks a bit more cartoonish than the others.
Deep sea cephalopods poster
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Thanks Tonmo and Dwhatley! Good point, you're right the last one does look a little out of place still. I think it could be because of the shading. It doesn't have a lot of depth into it and looks kind of flat. Will definitely try to edit it with this in mind, thanks for the feedback!
I'm not sure of the species but this video might help a little with the last one (good still at the end). It does, however, look somewhat cartoonish in real life.
Amazing!
Incredible and beautiful!
You deserve an exhibition and a book!
Nancy
You deserve an exhibition and a book!
Nancy
These are great! When/where can I buy some?
Hi everybody!
Apologies for the long radio silence, it has been busy times.
Just wanted to chime in again because I’m still on and off working on this project and have been making some new ones.
I’ve been working on an Asperoteuthis acanthoderma, this is the result so far:
I’ve painted a comparison diver for a better sense of scale and modeled the size of the Asperoteuthis to a large specimen found in Marathon, Florida. I’m curious what you think of it and would love some feedback on its morphology!
Thank all of you for giving me pointers on how to improve on the anatomy of the cephs, it really is a great help and I love the back and forth! I’m still working on a new version of the Taningia danae and the Mesonychoteuthis hamiltoni, keeping the advice in mind.
@ Mark Carnall: Awesome that you’re interested in my work! I promise to look into this and will let you know when I've found a suitable way to make and send prints.
Apologies for the long radio silence, it has been busy times.
Just wanted to chime in again because I’m still on and off working on this project and have been making some new ones.
I’ve been working on an Asperoteuthis acanthoderma, this is the result so far:
I’ve painted a comparison diver for a better sense of scale and modeled the size of the Asperoteuthis to a large specimen found in Marathon, Florida. I’m curious what you think of it and would love some feedback on its morphology!
Thank all of you for giving me pointers on how to improve on the anatomy of the cephs, it really is a great help and I love the back and forth! I’m still working on a new version of the Taningia danae and the Mesonychoteuthis hamiltoni, keeping the advice in mind.
@ Mark Carnall: Awesome that you’re interested in my work! I promise to look into this and will let you know when I've found a suitable way to make and send prints.
Thanks Mark!
The "Mark ^^" was just me properly tagging him so that he gets an email alert that he's been tagged. Hopefully he'll get it 
Ah I see! Thanks for tagging!The "Mark ^^" was just me properly tagging him so that he gets an email alert that he's been tagged. Hopefully he'll get it
These look great! Glad you updated
Thanks thats great to hear!! I'll post some more soon
I’m also on a mission to paint all described Opisthoteuthis species!
Here’s one of them, an Opisthoteuthis calypso:
Here’s one of them, an Opisthoteuthis calypso:
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