The mastodon, being such an amazing animal (that, and the band is awsome), called my attention for a piece in art class. Of course, this is the skeleton of one because I find the form of bones fun to shade. Unfortunately my scanner isn't big enough to handle the full size, but most of it is border anyway. Done in scratchboard.
True, the mammoth and mastodon are similar, but there are key differences that distinguish them. The key feature being that mastodons have straight tusks while mammoths have curved. Plus mastodon sounds cooler than mammoth.
You must be thinking of megatherium or something, not mastodon.
Thanks! That's how they do it with real fossils, so why not mine? And scratchboard has a way of doing that; the lines are only black and white, no grey.
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Mastadon is a giant sloth ancestor.
You must be thinking of megatherium or something, not mastodon.
dunno...you're prolly right. Too many M's, those things like lived many years apart too.
It looks like it's alive and actually going somewhere...
And I really like the way it's drawn with the high contrast
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