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(My e-mail adress 「メールアドレス」→) saberp@live.com
(My Blog site (in Japanese. You can comment in English if you like🙂)→)https://blog.goo.ne.jp/saberpanther
I am taking requests now.
My artforms and tools of trade are:
1), Traditional 'oil painting' on canvas or board.
2), Traditional pencil/pen or color pencil 'drawing'.
3), To digitally add colors to traditional monochrome drawings(still haven't yet tried this!).
Those are and eternally will be, my chosen artforms. I regard all three as 'equally important' and I'll do them seperately but without letting myself focus on only one thing.
I'll do mammal paleontology art, figure and animal art, masterpiece reproductions, portraiture, still life & fantasy paintgings.
My top 3 favorite artists are: Diego Velazquez, Lucien Freud and Takehiko Inoue.
I have recently figured out the correct way of scanning higher resolutioned images and am going to scan most of earlier works through this new scanning.
Hope they'll turn out better.
By the way, I 've long badly wanted to color some of my works, using nice digital illustration tools!!!
Nowadays a number of good friends on this site, even devoted traditional artists, seem to be adding digital painting effects to their technical recipes or even completely switching to the art form.
I'm interested in the media but completely novcice at and I don't know much about it.
What I'd like to do is not the digital painting from scratch but to first create my usual traditional monochrome drawing and then add to it, colors and some more effects digitally to enhance realism etc.
Would somebody be kind enough to teach me how to, or tell me ideal softwares for the purpose?
Thanks a lot in advance!!!
Best regards,
~ Jagroar
Current Residence: Tokyo, Japan
Favourite genre of music: Jazz
Favourite cartoon character: Golgo13
Personal Quote: Hope is a good thing, may be the best of all things and no good thing ever dies.
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Cenozoic Land Predators : GOAT list / Which one's your ...
- Amphicyon (Megamphicyon) giganteus (Giant Beardog)
- Andrewsarchus mongoliensis (largest meat eating Artiodactyl)
- Arctodus simus (North American Giant Short Faced Bear)
- Arctotherium angustidens (South American Giant Short Faced Bear)
- Barinasuchus arveloi (largest terrestrial crocodylomorph)
- Dinocrocuta gigantea (Giant False-Hyena)
- Megistotherium osteothlastes (largest hyainailourine Hyaenodont)
- Panthera (spelaea) fossilis ('Ancestral' Cave lion)
- Smilodon populator (South American Smilodon)
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In my next project, I'll go back to my fav epoch, the Miocene and mainly about the carnivores of that era. The next will be about some felids! This is going to be really exciting stuff.
Stay tuned please, thank you.
Happy New Year, wish you all my DA friends a happy, prosperous, peaceful and art-filled new year, 2023. 2023 will be the year of the rabbit in Asiatic zodiak.
Thanks again for being interested and continuing to visit my gallery all these years, I can't thank you all enough.
I'll soon upload the illustration of the Mid-Pleistocene Eurasian fauna that includes some of the most interesting prehistoric animals.
I'm now having a slight difficulty adjusting some of these morphologies, nonetheless will upload the picture within three days or so. Thank you, and stay tuned please.
Forgive me for this inactivity folks, but! I'll try to be more active during the coming months, I have so many interesting paleo-art ideas to be realized!
Next up:
Some hyenas, ancient Panthera, giant bears and Battle Beyond Epochs : Perissodactyls complete version. And then return to some dinosaurs
... and more!
Please do stay tuned!
Arigato-ne, thank you.
The latest study on Machairodus taxonomy is of Geraads et al.(2020) in which the authors exclude the validity of Amphimachairodus. Assuming that is correct, then horribilis, giganteus and other late Miocene forms would be sunk back into Machairodus.
Still, differences between these derived late forms and aphanistus were clearly inter-species level, according to the same authors.
I believe we need to hear counterarguments if any, from pro Amphimachairodus researchers.
Nice paleo art, real vivid. Reminds of the Walking With Beasts docuseries.