axolotl art repost lol

Adam the axie said:
no problem, i especially love what you did with the gills which i have a hard time drawing alot
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if you look closely, you can see me changing the way i do the filaments on certain pieces. some of them are really rounded and others are pointy
 
first update in a while!
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another piece and my little art buddy (she sleeps on my chest while i draw :) )




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second tiger salamander art attempt ever!
really love how this turned out, was very patient and took me about double the normal time it takes for me to produce a piece - worth it :)

sent to me by the lovely JaceW/Lifer-Log
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