February's Daily Drawing Is Done

And with that, a personal challenge to myself is done (note: I didn't employ any consistency in uploading. Some stuff was uploaded to other accounts; I'll post a quick retrospective later on).

STS-133: Discovery's Final Flight

I drew this yesterday. Roughly 0.5 hours.

Watercolor study of Psaronius

Original upload and neat details.

Corvus corax

Details and original upload.

Black-capped Chickadee

Forty minutes.

Hardest Skull on Earth to Draw

Right here:

If microecos hadn't posted this image, I wouldn't be dead. True story.

Mystery Skull is Mysterious

Original upload. (I do know what the skull is from. I'm just being ... mysterious.)

UPDATE: It is indeed a flying fox skull, of the genus Pteropus.

Lovebirds from Yesterday

Painting done in CMYK, in 1.75 hours.

Hrm. I should maybe do a nonhuman mammal of some sort next.

Just a quick note: about housekeeping here.

No, not done yet with that synapsid scale post. Commissions take priority. But I did want to mention I'm planning on revamping the links list off to the side a bit. There's new blogs that need to be added, new categories that need to be expressed (to cover the older blogs which are no longer updated but are still pretty important), and maybe mess with the widgeting a little.

David Hone at Archosaur Musings

Original uplording.

Belted Kingfisher

Jabba the Gut

Julia supplied the photoreference for this: 

(There is a--legitimate, I think--fear that some of the things that get sent to me wind up in some sort of black hole. This sometimes does happen, but not this time. I've been planning this image for a while, and might tackle it again in a different medium.)

Synapsida post still waiting to be finished, but here's some art that I can't figure out how to push from Tumblr.

Originally uplorded here.