Fang (Commission's Open)

@fangg.bsky.social

Bachelor animator from Greece, studdied in the UK. Commissions Open freelance animator, storyboarder, paleoartist, dragon nerd

Thank you all for supporting the second episode of Knights of Guinevere! We're so happy to bring such a wild story to life. Shoutouts to our extremely talented artists who designed every frame with care ❤️

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...organisms settle here, and of course the abundance of prey brings with it predators, like sharks, other whales, predatory dugongs or snish (fish like snakes). Penguins and plotopterids follow the schools of fish as well and so this first piece sets the stage for things to come...

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🧵 Last night we finished the first of the habitat murals for Lemuria Phase 3. We added the continental shelf this time to the roster to enable people to experiment more with pelagic megafauna. After reinventing whales we felt like that it would be only fair. This piece is set on...

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I am once again begging Hollywood to stop using the Greek alphabet for an Ancient World movie, if they can't afford to even throw a couple of quid at anyone with an inkling of the language. Unless they really think audiences are dying to see THS THDPSSSSPS

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It might not be intentional but the murky, hazy atmosphere within the dioramas almost feels like a visual representation of trying to look through the depth of time to see the past. If so, it’s a brilliant approach to palaeoart that I’ve only seen a handful of other times.

More astounding innovative palaeoart by Chinese graduate students. This time dinosaur dioramas locked in epoxy, with Tyndall effect (小红书: 念崽不会画画) 📍CAA Grad Show, Zhejiang Art Museum

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Paleo person here: beaver tail bones actually have those broad flat bits that stick out, those are not normal for tail bones! Bone shapes actually show us how muscle and soft tissue attaches, hence why we know weight estimates for animals like T. rex! For researchers, deduction is very important!