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odontocete — Stegostoma fasciatum
Published: 2011-01-24 02:35:59 +0000 UTC; Views: 4447; Favourites: 247; Downloads: 0
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Isn't that one of the greatest scientific names you've ever heard? I love it. A quickish zebra shark, done for my good friend and fellow former marine educator ~jesspark , whose love for these cute little sharks is unmatched.Viewable in higher quality on the website - [link] - and you can also follow my FB page for in-progress images and stuff! [link]
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Comments: 23
Geez, all of these look like just photographs! 
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Haha unmatched? I don't know about that! I love sharkies quite a bit too.
It's always nice to hear how much people love sharks!
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beautiful ! wonderful colors and light... and wonderful model 
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Wonderful lighting and great anatomy! Overall awesome pic! :>
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Zebra sharks are my favorites as well! Excellent work!
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Fantastically well done! I've always had difficulty with painting water webbing, but you've done incredibly realistic work with this! The actual zebra shark is actually very acurate as well, excellent job!
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Jen,your talent for rendering elasmobranchs is as great as your talent for rendering cetaceans(I especially like the interplay between shadow&light in this one!)Agree with all the other comments.
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Oh my lord. I was like, mah this is just another photo, but let's keep it in the inbox becaus it's a nice shark. Then I clicked it and saw the username 'Orcasaurus'. And yes, then it came to me that this was a painting. And what a panting! It's so amazing, the colours are very natural and I adore your ability to make your digital works look like they were made with water colours
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Amazing!
Following your WIP on FB now : )
This is lovely!
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