Antelope Pillows
Description: I am very happy with this week's watercolour painting especially after feeling disapointed with last week's one. Initially I didn't think much of painting this Bongo, as an animal it's not one that I would consider interesting personally, but getting into painting it and scruitinizing the form I really enjoyed the process. What I like in particular with this painting is how simple the design is, but how elegant the end result came off. I didn't focus on blending techniques or experimentation or adding fine detail, and as a result the simplicity helps the piece speak for itself. I think it also helped that I didn't feel any pressure on this piece to make it look any particular way so I could just shut off and paint it naturally.
Description: Experience the majestic beauty of the Oryx Antelope from Africa against a striking Red Geometric Background. This captivating design combines the regal presence of the oryx with a contemporary touch of geometric patterns in bold red tones. Celebrate the grace of the oryx antelope and the allure of geometric design with this captivating fusion of nature and modernity. Perfect for those seeking a unique and bold visual element in their designs.
Description: You read the blog, now buy the merch. Strange Biology is a Tumblr about anonymous animals, mutants, and mad science. Check out this custom-made design of a jumping mutant antelope skeleton with craniofacial duplication, or Diprosopus. (Specifically, it's a greater kudu.) Support the writer and show off your weirdness and affection for biology with some swag! Illustration by Jennifer Luxton for use by Strange Biology. See Jen’s work at www.JenniferLuxton.com. Visit Strange Biology at www.StrangeBio.com. You can also buy the Strange Biology book here: http://www.cetipublishing.com/strange-biology1 And the book on Kindle here: https://www.amazon.com/Strange-Biology-Anomalous-Animals-Mutants-ebook/dp/B018Q6XI94
