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It's finally done (maybe)!

The head was the first one I did. I was trying to combine a honeybee with a quite basal tyrannosaurid, which I guess is cheating (bees are not crustaceans). It was less than successful.

Then I did the upper right one. Much more successful than the honeybee, using this amphipod for reference: [link] The photo actually was taken by dA's ~half-scientific , though I found it elsewhere. Go look at his gallery, it's seriously awesome.

I did the upper left one third, and it is based on a brine shrimp. [link] Halfway through it I realized it looked a little like the Xenomorph queen from Aliens. That was in no way intentional and I regret it slightly.

Then after a significant wait I did the bottom right one. It was based on this arctic amphipod I came across while I was looking for reference. [link] This is by far my favorite of these theroshrimp, even though it isn't technically based on a shrimp.

You should probably download it to see the details.

Description
It's finally done (maybe)!

The head was the first one I did. I was trying to combine a honeybee with a quite basal tyrannosaurid, which I guess is cheating (bees are not crustaceans). It was less than successful.

Then I did the upper right one. Much more successful than the honeybee, using this amphipod for reference: [link] The photo actually was taken by dA's ~half-scientific , though I found it elsewhere. Go look at his gallery, it's seriously awesome.

I did the upper left one third, and it is based on a brine shrimp. [link] Halfway through it I realized it looked a little like the Xenomorph queen from Aliens. That was in no way intentional and I regret it slightly.

Then after a significant wait I did the bottom right one. It was based on this arctic amphipod I came across while I was looking for reference. [link] This is by far my favorite of these theroshrimp, even though it isn't technically based on a shrimp.

You should probably download it to see the details.