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Published: 2019-03-16 18:45:11 +0000 UTC; Views: 3026; Favourites: 139; Downloads: 18
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So, I've been wanting to draw a thylacine for quite a while, they truly were amazing creatures!
Since I had no idea about what to sketch, I decided it was about time to draw one, and also decided to experiment a bit with the fur textures.Overall I really had fun working on this, and I'd really like to draw more thylacines or Australian stuff in general. Remind me of that!
Oh, and enjoy the fluffy, striped butt!
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Nice to see some Australian stuff from you! 
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oh, i get it, that's why this looked wierd to me, i was thinking canine but not extinct marsupialΒ
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Very niceΒ thylacines are a personal favourite of mine to draw. There are lots of different ways to go about the striped butt. I played about with several variations and then just decided to make them individual differences.Β
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Think he should have boomerangs then?
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striped butt, even better than regular butts
Thank you! ^^
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haha thanks I guess!
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Saluna Tarth narakh makatha Eskas nea salirtaim maff extintieuna Farrakha Mae shthal suketh tea kiya skath
Loosely translated
Remembered are you fellow creature of ancient light now extinct sit now at Kiyaβs throne
Most of my native tongue has no English translation
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That's very interesting! May I ask what language that is?
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It's a language known to my family alone a language passed from father to son
It's a dead language from a very long time ago. It has no name and was spoken in the continental U.S. before the Indian tribes we know now existed
As far as I know it's a very ancient form of the modern apachy spoken by a group of people who crossed the land bridge during the ice age but. My grandfather nor I know its exact origin
It's the first language I learned aside from English
It's old and many of the original words have no translation in any other language. It seem to exist in my family alone yet I know not if it does anywhere else to hear it spoken is much different from its written form since my brother and I had to create from scratch the written form and an alphabet to go with it. It's a hard language to master. My grandfather doesn't even know everthing.
If you haven't guessed I'm a halfblood apachy mom was German dad was apachy so I have a very interesting heritage.
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Wow, I've never heard of the thylacine! I was actually really sad to read that they are now extinct. Such fascinating creatures. Almost a blend of canine and feline characteristics. And they were marsupials too! Thanks for showing us, 0laff.
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Unfortunately most marsupial megafauna went extinct as soon as humans set foot to Australia. A real shame.
Thanks Tek!
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Hmmm.... shouldn't he be carrying boomeranngs? π: 0 β©: 1
Nice one, anyway. I do wonder how aboriginal Australian look like, as in, the body paint, clothes, etc... maybe I should go check it out for fun
I wanted to add it, but didn't know where to put it without making the picture look too cluttered! XD
Thank you a bunch!
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Yes! Aussie critters are awesome
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They sure are!
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Shame that we seem to have gotten even better at making things go extinct over time really 
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When you show up for the battle, and realize you forgot your pants.
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"...and -where- is that DRAFT coming from?!?"
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Think they would use their mouths as a weapon? They have the biggest yawn gage I believe
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I think using jaws would never be a great idea for any kind of anthro animal, unless in case of dire need. Using jaws would mean exposing the head and neck in a very dangerous way.
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Their jaws were relatively weak, unfortunately.
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That part I did not know, thank you for the new info ^^
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Ooo this guy is just awesome. It almost looked like a Tasmanian tiger for a sec but itβs a thylacine. Great job as always. I really love the native feel to this guy.
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Thank you!
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Huh I didnβt know that.. cool
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Well, this native warrior not only looks tough, he clearly is one with nature. Just like the tribal fighters of old. All he needs are his physicality and weapons. Great work.
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Yep, definitely!
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That, and given his physicality he must be quite the babe magnet among other natives.
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Ty is a very good Tassie boi.
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They were really fascinating creatures.
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I really should one day!
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Very tempted to grab a sharpie and connect those stripes.
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Hahaha I know the feeling!
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I wonder what their backstory would be if they were canon in your world. Would they have been driven to extinction as a result of a war with humans?
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Who knows, maybe?
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