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#feetorfins

I present to you my first (true) entry for the Feet or Fins Challenge!

Mixture: (WHALE SHARK) (IGUANA) (BOVINE)

Bio: Wind sharks are a very rare breed of animals that feed on something so small, despite being a large creature unto itself. It gained its name because the locals believed its wide open mouth was trying to eat the wind. But recent studies have shown these peaceful creatures don't simply stand in the wind: they're creating wind from the strong suction of their mouths. Also, they stand in open fields, not to feed on the wind alone, but to feed purely on insects. Although such a diet would lead to the starvation of such a gentle giant, but scientists hypothosize its innards were designed specifically to feed on the nutrients from each individual insect alone.

Commentary: Boy was it hard to color in Wind Shark without glossing over its spots and stripes. But sometimes, it's the most hardest details that make an art piece worth it in the end. I outlined it in blue to allude its oceanic origins.

Enjoy!

(C) Wind Shark, Ready2Create

Description
#feetorfins

I present to you my first (true) entry for the Feet or Fins Challenge!

Mixture: (WHALE SHARK) (IGUANA) (BOVINE)

Bio: Wind sharks are a very rare breed of animals that feed on something so small, despite being a large creature unto itself. It gained its name because the locals believed its wide open mouth was trying to eat the wind. But recent studies have shown these peaceful creatures don't simply stand in the wind: they're creating wind from the strong suction of their mouths. Also, they stand in open fields, not to feed on the wind alone, but to feed purely on insects. Although such a diet would lead to the starvation of such a gentle giant, but scientists hypothosize its innards were designed specifically to feed on the nutrients from each individual insect alone.

Commentary: Boy was it hard to color in Wind Shark without glossing over its spots and stripes. But sometimes, it's the most hardest details that make an art piece worth it in the end. I outlined it in blue to allude its oceanic origins.

Enjoy!

(C) Wind Shark, Ready2Create