Coloured pencil sketches are a good way to explore animal anatomy. Here’s an example, a horse eye from two different points of view. Both are taken from my personal pancil[…]
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SqooArt 009-How to build a pointed arch
How to build a pointed arch and the trouble with the physics after you finish. When these methods of building were first created in northern France, there was no arabic[…]
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SqooArt 008 – Pencil Elephant
This drawing comes out from 4 coloured pencils. Started the drawing a month ago, more or less, and it’s been a pleasure to see it grow from the initial soft[…]
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SqooArt 006 – 43 face muscles
The human face has 43 muscles. Many of them control the mouth movement. Some are for controlling the eyes and some for the forehead. Most of them are structured in[…]
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SqooArt 005 – typing
Old typewriters used to have complex mechanisms. They were examples of an incredible wit of good engineering. But those brilliant mechanisms are not longer necessary, so they have turned obsolete.[…]
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SqooArt 004 – Neophron percnopterus
Arguably ugly if seen from nearby, but elegant and beautiful if seen flying from a certain distance. I drew this white vulture, the egyptian vulture in english, with my two[…]
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SqooArt 003 – Ford T
One the best known old cars. First made in 1908, so it’s a over-100 years old classic vehicle. A quite succesful one; in fact, it was fabricated for many years,[…]
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SqooArt 002 – elephant skull
Skulls are fascinating. And Blender’s the perfect place to get one without killing an animal. These are elephant (or mammouth skulls). Fascinating bones. Made in blender with “hand-drawn” textures on[…]
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SqooArt 001 – Upupa epops
Upupa epops – Hoopoe, abubilla, argi-oilar. Lots of names. A bird that brings holliday travels to my mind. I made an animation of the static flight of the hoopoe through[…]
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