#144195 - safe, artist:russelltuller, dragon, fictional species, book, microscope, monochrome, solo, traditional art

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This was one of my earlier commissions in 2020 of the very generous Butterfly-dragon’s “Name sake”

Was wonderful working for someone who’s just as interested in anatomy and small details as I am. It was a lot of fun working together to properly design this little guys wings, the whole character was quite unique and interesting. Truth be told, the same can be said for all of their Characters. ^_

Rarely do I get the chance to portray characters in a Late 18th century/Early 19th century theme, even though it’s one of my favorites, there’s nothing like the old Victorian Aesthetic!

Portraying Feral Anthros is a rare thing from me too, while not among my most favorite of things to do, still a nice and welcome challenge every now and then! ^_

Hope you all enjoy, and thanks again Butterfly-dragon for your generosity and I look forward to our future projects together!:)

Mechanical Pencils on Printer Paper, Sepia-toned in Lexmark Photo Editor, Additional Digital Enhancements and Editing done within GIMP

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This was one of my earlier commissions in 2020 of the very generous Butterfly-dragon's “Name sake”

Was wonderful working for someone who's just as interested in anatomy and small details as I am. It was a lot of fun working together to properly design this little guys wings, the whole character was quite unique and interesting. Truth be told, the same can be said for all of their Characters. ^_^

Rarely do I get the chance to portray characters in a Late 18th century/Early 19th century theme, even though it's one of my favorites, there's nothing like the old Victorian Aesthetic!

Portraying Feral Anthros is a rare thing from me too, while not among my most favorite of things to do, still a nice and welcome challenge every now and then! ^_^

Hope you all enjoy, and thanks again Butterfly-dragon for your generosity and I look forward to our future projects together!:)

Mechanical Pencils on Printer Paper, Sepia-toned in Lexmark Photo Editor, Additional Digital Enhancements and Editing done within GIMP

https://www.deviantart.com/russelltuller/art/Commission-The-Scientist-852464030

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