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Today I practiced perception and drawing people. I feel like I could do better, but I am still pretty proud of myself. Being a perfectionist is really hard for an artist, you draw and erase so much that the paper thins until ultimately it tears. I feel like I did the Tarrian brooder on the left pretty well, but it is not the style of art I am aiming for.

In this image two rows of Tarrian chrysalises lay waiting to emerge as Tarrians. The first one on the right row is reaching out of their chrysalis and moving restlessly to break free. The one on the left is moving a lot, but not quite strong enough to break the pupa. In the foreground, two brooders are seen. One is carrying a young Tarrian larvae to weigh it, and to gage its growth. The other to the right is reading off their tablet, taking note of the recent chrysalis activity. In the background you can barely see the larvae tanks and a brooder walks to the right, to go to the break room.

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Today I practiced perception and drawing people. I feel like I could do better, but I am still pretty proud of myself. Being a perfectionist is really hard for an artist, you draw and erase so much that the paper thins until ultimately it tears. I feel like I did the Tarrian brooder on the left pretty well, but it is not the style of art I am aiming for.

In this image two rows of Tarrian chrysalises lay waiting to emerge as Tarrians. The first one on the right row is reaching out of their chrysalis and moving restlessly to break free. The one on the left is moving a lot, but not quite strong enough to break the pupa. In the foreground, two brooders are seen. One is carrying a young Tarrian larvae to weigh it, and to gage its growth. The other to the right is reading off their tablet, taking note of the recent chrysalis activity. In the background you can barely see the larvae tanks and a brooder walks to the right, to go to the break room.