#orangutan
He’s the long arms of the law.
This is the result of testing out some new brushes in Photoshop. Something that I think is very typical of my art style is very thick outlines, so for this pieces, I decided to use relatively thin outlines, like you might see on a traditionally animated film or in an illustrated children’s book.
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Coloring practice on #procreate this morning. Thinking i maybe went a bit too chromatic? Color is an ever evolving mystery to me, all i can do is keep tackling it one day at a time. Feedback is always appreciated
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A few recent doodles from watching hockey and visiting the SD zoo #sketch #doodle #drawing #hockey #zoo #iceskate #hockeygame #lakings #sdzoo #hippo #redpanda #orangutan #animals #draw #sketchbook #lifedrawing #art #pen #paper
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Orangutans often use a large leaf as an umbrella when it rains. This one found a taro leaf to keep itself dry.
Image credit: Andrew Suryono
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During the first day of last week’s Commercial Illustration workshop, I was tasked to design a mascot for Greenpeace. I got inspired by 50s cereal mascots~
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He left the biology lesson - that no monkey was capable of bouncing someone up and down by their ankles – found a likely door, and hurry through it.
Guards! Guards! Page 341
Vimes leaves the Librarian to giving a member of the palace guard a… biology lesson. He’s very particular about taxonomy.
As mentioned several times before, I’m not going to pass up a chance to draw the librarian. Even though I think I botched the guard’s feet.
“Oook,“ the Librarian pointed out, patiently.
“What? Oh. Sorry.“ Vimes lowered the ape, who wisely didn’t make an issue of it because a man angry enough to lift 300 pounds of orangutan without noticing is a man with too much on his mind.
Guards! Guards! Page 340
Vimes is so angry he lifts up a three-hundred-pound orangutan without noticing. The Librarian decides not to comment.
When I first ever read this book, for some reason I assumed Vimes lifted the Librarian up by his chest hair. Since clearly, that wouldn’t work, I went with him grabbing under his arms. Admittedly that would require Vimes to think about it enough to notice what he’s doing.
I think this is one of those times you really shouldn’t overthink a joke.
