I've been talking for a while about my kids' book, but haven't yet shown any of the final pieces - until today!
This piece took a long while on account of my day job, but I quite like how it turned out. I'll probably throw a little bit of type on it when the actual story is written, but so far I'm just making the story through its pictures. :)
All of the images are being done in watercolor.
In this image, the Clevenger kids have just narrowly escaped a sticky situation involving a Dunkleosteus, and time-jump a little ways into the Late Devonian, where they drop in on some Acanthostega.
Friendly proto-amphibians! ^_^
More pieces and half-pieces from the Clevenger Kids bedtime adventure:
click meh!
Also, some pieces I've done on the side:
The Dolphins of Japan, inspired by the recent slaughter at the Cove of Taiji.
Ornithocheirus, one of my favorite pterosaur species.
And the Battlecat of He-Man, redesigned.
until next tiems!
~tiff
Tiffany! These are so awesome! I cannot wait for your children's book to be done! Kids are going to be so lucky to see prehistoric beasties depicted so well!
ReplyDeleteI love that dolphin image too! the little guy on the top is like traveling at top speed!! Wheeee! :D <3
-b
Dall's are the porpoises that think they're a dolphin- lookit em go!---> click to squeee!
ReplyDeletethe're so fast, only orcas can catch 'em: moar clickie
Nice work Tiff :)
ReplyDeleteHi Tiffany! Your work is wonderful and I am really looking forward to the children's book! Noticed you following ART Evolved!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely love the adorable Acanthostega, and REALLy want to see your take on Dunkleosteus!
-Peter