Interests include animals, particularly foxes, (which I also enjoy photographing), taxidermy, music, (especially prog rock!), cemeteries and various other stuff. Yeah. o_O
My other blog;
The Urban Fox Watcher
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I found more of those stupid moths in my ‘dead things and money’ draw, so I had to clean it out to get rid of them. They ate all Gwen’s baby sheds that I’d saved, but at least everything else wasn’t moth-edible. 8|
Anyway, here’s the stuff I removed from the draw, including a partial fox skeleton, (one of Donna’s relatives, that includes full spine, tail, ribs and various leg bones), some fox and rabbit jaws, cub bones, some weird fish jaws, and all my deceased pets. Because I can’t bare to be parted from any of beloved millipedes. D8
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From Cheselden’s book on skeletal structures.
cat and dog skeleton
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I couldn’t decide which one do draw, so I drew both together!
Dunno why I decided to do it in ink. Was just gonna be shaded slightly in it, but I got carried away, lol. It was actually really nice and flowy to draw with, though. Should do it more often. @_@
Also, make sure to view in high-res! The preview image looks crap. D8
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Lemur Skeleton. Die Statik und Mechanik der Quadrupeden. Dr. Johann Christian Gustav Lucae, 1883.
Lemurs have such pretty skeletons. o_o
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Forgot to scan in this horse drawn at the Booth Museum last week, (I also have a duck drawing from the museum, but not gonna bother to upload that. No one wants to see my crappy attempt at drawing a duck. Or do they? o_O)
Anywho, the skull is way too small and deformed looking, and the rest is just badly drawn. But he still looks pretty happy. ._.
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Tiger and cat skeletons at The Booth Museum.
I want a cat skeleton in that sort of pose so badly. I can only find laying down ones, though. u_u
Photo taken April 13th 2011.
Bear skeleton drawn at The Booth Museum.
It looked like he was trying to yell something, so I added a speech bubble. Although I couldn’t actually think of anything good for him to say. Oh, and ignore my inability to draw letters.
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Horse skeleton at The Booth Museum.
Couldn’t get the editing right on this one, so i just gave up. Should probably just do the rest in sepia. Much easier to get right.
Photo taken April 13th 2011.
I actually found a skeleton that has a swirly tail exactly like a draw. How epic is that!
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My next tattoo.
Because of my overwhelming love for cats.
Coming across my old art on Tumblr amuses me. o_o Mister Swirly Tail would actually look pretty neat as a tattoo.
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