I love every thing except for the design for the whale its arms and posture make it look more like an ape then a whale
First Contact
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The theme was first contact, we wasnt able to fully realise our idea due to time, but this was meant to be an encounter with humans and a technologically advanced alien race of whale beings thats crash landed on earth 10,000 years ago and have since colonised our oceans.
Although their ancestors had advanced technology at their disposal, due to the crash the whale beings had to adopt a new way of life that abandoned scientific advancement, over the years this knowledge was lost, although the whale beings still remain a very knoble and wise race.
A whale being breaking ancient ruling that prohibits contact with other sentient life forms. Hes trying draw where his people came from in the sand.
Razac responds:
its not exactly a whale, its a whale like creature whos ancestors crashed into the sea 10,000 years ago, they were a bit ape like....thats just how they looked
Star trek?
You know, the film where they go back in time to save the whales?
Awesome artwork!
Razac responds:
Star Trek 4 the voyage home, yes I like star trek :3
nice
it was a great work of art i like the lighting i only have a few problems the man on the beach isnt being affected by your light source so well and the stick in the whales hand is a bit close to his head and could posibly dare i say it a tanget but all in all a great peice
Awesome!
Can't even begin to say why I loved it... I dare to say the details and colors, but jeez, the fish... Wow, really impressed me! Definetely fav!
Great! :D
WHALE?
FUCK YOU WHALE AND DOLPHIN!!!!!
Razac responds:
FUUK YOO DOOOPHEEEN
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