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Published: 2012-01-05 05:09:40 +0000 UTC; Views: 134608; Favourites: 2968; Downloads: 1807
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I love all your artwork, but here I have to say that this is seriously cool.
Love the Birrin in the scuba gear, and I can definitely see (from all your other artwork) how they belong in the same family tree, like we do with fish and whales.
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Totally, I want to make the planet make sense evolutionarily
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That Birrin wetsuit is too cool. I almost missed that on first viewing. And great design on the Sardu - again, very Barlowesque in feel. The rich blues of the image are delicious!!
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Blue is the secret to all great scifi, as the na'vi proved
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I want to make a sandbox style video game based on the birrin planet. Just get a whole team of people as genius as you to design the entire world, and make it up into a sandbox style game. Even possibly add a actual plot. heck, i'd settle for the basic pokemon snap setup to tell the truth.
i question is the name of the planet 'Birrin', or is that just the name of the species? If it is, then what is the name of the planet.
The thing that makes fantasy or sci-fi tv shows, movies, comics, series, etc so popular is the mythos. The fully developed unique worlds of each of these genres. Your Birrin artwork is no different.
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Actually Birrin is just the name of the species, I need to come up with a name for the planet
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I just stumbled across this. What a beautiful and striking image! It looks very alien, yet also very plausible and realistic. Good imagination -- and great skill!
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Do you ever do anything that isn't amazing?
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Well my week had already started out on the rough side but this just instantly made me feel better. Honestly the color and little details made this piece a joy to behold and the narration only made it that much better. When you release a book of this stuff I'll snap it up on day one.
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Glad I could help
Hopefully it will be a book, a movie, all kinds of things.
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The detail in the graphics and background information of your OC is quite possibly the richest I've seen... My brain appreciates the hard work toward your creations.
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*picks his jaw from the floor*
*hinges it back where it belongs*
*tries if he can still chew*
Wowowowowowow! This is so out of ordinary! I can't help but love this! this is so beyond awesome it's beyong my comprehention!
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I mean... Seriously! How on earth did you came up with that? It's brilliant!
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I combined a whale with the marine reptile Liopleurodon, and added some of my own touches.
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I see! It really looks like "Liomegapterodon", but the many jaws and the shape of the rear end add something of a squid into it, and the many eyes make it look very alien!
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Wow!! you could be a helper in making the air and oceanic cretures,Of my world!! You are truely an amazing artist!!
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This creature is awesome, love the description, everything is though out so well !
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good work man. I am a huge fan of your work and this looks fantastic. You have inspired me to draw more to one day be as good as you and create my own world
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Thanks 
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cheers. so far it's a flying bat like creature but with 2 hook claws for climbing trees and a leech like head and it see's with sonar panels on the underside and the top of its head
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it's a scavenger so just mainly animals that larger land predators have killed
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How deep are these seas? Have you ever heard of hot ice? What would life be like at such depths?
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The seas are shallower than earths on average. I have not heard of hot ice.
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Hot ice is a weird phenomenon that has been produced in a lab using a hydraulic diamond anvil. It shows the strange ways water would behave 16 or more miles deep under one gravity or higher.
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The history and the details of the piece rare incredible. Beautiful work!
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Thanks, glad you like it
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The Birrin are in the ocean at home? For water creatures they seem to be really good walkers
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The birrin are strong swimmers and can hold their breath for a long time. However they are more land adapted.
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Strange, I was just thinking yesterday how an alien species would react with a liquid dominating their planet, like water is to us. Coincidence?
Anyway, creatures like this with horizontal jaws always appear interesting and exotic. Good work.
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He's just a'paddling along. xD
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Now we need another Birrin on scene...
"And when you WAAAAANT to swim you-"
"Now look what you've done, that annoying Terran song is in my head! Geez!"
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Hopefully they have a good racist name for humans instead of 'terrans' 
I think they prefer Dory's Just Keep Swimming
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I am in love with this project. I wish I were a multi-millionaire, because I would happily sink all my money into bringing your amazingly detailed world to life as a CG documentary film.
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Woo
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That would be really neat!
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