"water only enter" should be "water only enters".
"hydrodynamicification" isn't a word. Did you mean "streamlining" or "speed adaptations"?
I figure such a huge organism would have a bigger description. Are these, like whales, resistant to cancer? Since it's so enormous, and has better ways of obtaining oxygen, it might be able to go into somewhat deep waters. What's the depth range of this? Since it exists in both the twilight and sunlight zones, this is especially worthwhile. Some fish barely exist in the upper reaches of the twilight zone, while others exist in the lowest reaches of the sunlight zone and part of the twilight zone, and other regularly migrate between the two depths.
On a more trivial note, is it tasty? I'm thinking of whether it has tasty blubber.
"hydrodynamicification" isn't a word. Did you mean "streamlining" or "speed adaptations"?
I figure such a huge organism would have a bigger description. Are these, like whales, resistant to cancer? Since it's so enormous, and has better ways of obtaining oxygen, it might be able to go into somewhat deep waters. What's the depth range of this? Since it exists in both the twilight and sunlight zones, this is especially worthwhile. Some fish barely exist in the upper reaches of the twilight zone, while others exist in the lowest reaches of the sunlight zone and part of the twilight zone, and other regularly migrate between the two depths.
On a more trivial note, is it tasty? I'm thinking of whether it has tasty blubber.
This is what Sagan 4 needs -- people evolving the same species more than once! The seashrog shouldn't be the only species that gets all the descendants, folks (and yes, I need to participate myself -- but although I can draw pretty well, I am kinda bad at coloring, so.... 'yknow the usual excuse from me). Just saying.
Also, Sagan 4 is really getting a lot of ocean megafauna!
Also, Sagan 4 is really getting a lot of ocean megafauna!
| QUOTE (CosmoRomanticist @ Jul 13 2021, 09:56 PM) |
| This is what Sagan 4 needs -- people evolving the same species more than once! The seashrog shouldn't be the only species that gets all the descendants, folks (and yes, I need to participate myself -- but although I can draw pretty well, I am shit at coloring, so.... 'yknow the usual excuse from me). Just saying. Also, Sagan 4 is really getting a lot of ocean megafauna! |
Note, not everything needs more than one descendant, and if everything got at least 2 descendants there wouldn't be room to make more stuff. Seashrog descendants, partners, and parasites took up a very large chunk of gen 163. If that happened with everything, there would be a mess.
CosmoRomanticist, please don't swear.
More to the point...you could always draw fauna which don't need good coloring skills to properly draw.
Try using the Phantom Filtersquid, Deep Crimson Phantomsquid, or Red Phantomsquid (once the digestive system flip is figured out). They're all mono-colored.
If you can find some organisms that are actually pure monochrome or pencil colors, it should be a lot easier for you to submit things. For example, Puroisters are dark grey with grey fan-arms, and the art for the Bloister seems to be just a very good uncolored pencil drawing.
If you can find some organisms that are multiple shades of the same color, or are mostly one color with accents of another, it also expands what you can do. My Acucravat drawing, for example, is mostly dark pencil shading, with a few color accents.
The Camouflage Foi and Dixon Foi are transparent and nearly colorless, too.
You could also simply make mono-colored or transparent descendants of colorful organisms.
Most of Solpimr's art has very simple coloring, so you could simply filter "Solpimr" and "extant" to find some good candidates for color practice.
More to the point...you could always draw fauna which don't need good coloring skills to properly draw.
Try using the Phantom Filtersquid, Deep Crimson Phantomsquid, or Red Phantomsquid (once the digestive system flip is figured out). They're all mono-colored.
If you can find some organisms that are actually pure monochrome or pencil colors, it should be a lot easier for you to submit things. For example, Puroisters are dark grey with grey fan-arms, and the art for the Bloister seems to be just a very good uncolored pencil drawing.
If you can find some organisms that are multiple shades of the same color, or are mostly one color with accents of another, it also expands what you can do. My Acucravat drawing, for example, is mostly dark pencil shading, with a few color accents.
The Camouflage Foi and Dixon Foi are transparent and nearly colorless, too.
You could also simply make mono-colored or transparent descendants of colorful organisms.
Most of Solpimr's art has very simple coloring, so you could simply filter "Solpimr" and "extant" to find some good candidates for color practice.
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