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MichaelBeaudry — Pelagic Ecosystem
Published: 2011-09-05 04:25:24 +0000 UTC; Views: 14199; Favourites: 230; Downloads: 83
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Here's another sketch I did a while back. This takes place in an oceanic environment on an alien planet. I need to define these creature's roles exactly, but at this point the central "hub" (with radiating spokes with spheres at the ends) is a colonial creature. The ones at the top are filter feeders, and the bottom ones are an example of convergent evolution- although completely unrelated to earth's fish, similar environmental forces have shaped them into a similar form.I've recently been working on several more sketches which are ready to be turned into full-scale illustrations as soon as I find the time.
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Now this is the kind of eco-system that I'd like to see on an alien world!
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Would be interesting to see an ecosystem like this in some kind of thick, soupy nebula, not that that would really be possible to the best of my knowledge.
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All so bizarre, yet credibly conceived. I love the way you drop us right in the midst of this scene. Very cool.
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Very awesome work! I would definitley love to see more of your alien enviroments!
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Amazing. So alien and bizarre, yet so beautifully composed and arranged. Fantastic.
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