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Published: 2013-12-10 22:02:13 +0000 UTC; Views: 6977; Favourites: 122; Downloads: 57
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I would have liked to present you a more detailed piece, but today was very busy.Here a fast drawing of an relatively unknown cuspipodid, known from the south pole of Silvanus. Most notable are the very big after calws which the males use to fight for the right of mating.
Silvanus frontpage: hyrotrioskjan.deviantart.com/a…
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The calws at the Exouterus
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This might be a stupid question, but did these exist at one point?
Because I hope so.
Ive taken a shine to them.
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That's no stupid question because I always try to make them as livelike as possible, but they are completely fictional
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With the names you give them, to the way they are drawn, they seem like extinct animals. Good job! I would never had known they were fake if you hadnt told me!
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This one (as well as previous species you featured) reminds me of Halucigenia. Those critters would totaly fit the strange cambrian fauna. I really like the blue undertone and the use of light.
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They are partly inspired by Hallucignia, but much more by roman triremes and sea urchins
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I see ! Good inspirations, there !
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By "after calws" do you mean the prongs on its tail?
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