[Art] Coelacanth, Aardwolf and Sugar Glider as Totems

[moonvoice]

And now to research for other illustrations,
and play piano,
and rest after nightmares,
and hope the Coles delivery people come back with my deli stuff that I ordered,
because dammit.


Coelacanth as Totem
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Aardwolf as Totem
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Sugar Glider as Totem
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Comments

[silverjackal]

These are glorious! I really love the Coelacanth -- the blues, the "flat" eye, the stoniness of the scales. And the Aardwolf -- of course, and the beautiful leaves particularly on the Sugar Glider. :)

[ariestess]

These are all beautiful, but I think I'm in love with the aardwolf...

[white_rabbit]

:D

Sugar Glider! I love how the swirls seem.... curious?

[burningbright]

FEESH. OMG. Those scales and headscales and gills and the glyph!

Also, bright shiny sugar glider eye~

But mostly, FEESH!!

[bunny_m]

Huh.

Coelacanth seems creepy, lurk-y and ominous. I think it's a combo of the teeth, eyes, glyph and the energy 'tendrils'.

Beautifully done, but disturbing.

Sugar Glider 'feels' perky, alert and curious. Aardwolf seems somehow a little melancholy. I think it's the eyes.

Bravo, Pia, bravo!

[mirrorred_star]

I really love the sugar glider one. There's something about all those colours together and the positioning that really looks wonderful.

Can I be random? I was watching a program where the host was looking for certain creatures in the Baja penninsula in Mexico, and found a mole lizard. Have you heard of them before? It is so cool! It initially looks like a really pink worm... with forelegs... and a face... and it's actually rather cute.

[redsixwing]

Big big fish! <3

[outlineofash]

I love the details in Coelacanth! The sharp little teeth, the scales, the flat eyes... :D

[citrakayah]

Does the symbol on the coelacanth mean anything?

[witchchild]

Aie, coelacanth is AWESOME!

[spider_fox]

The ceolecanth is like the things that freaked me out in Planet Earth's "Deep Ocean" segment. Very awesome, and the black section is perfect for framing the animal itself.