Showing posts with label Frilled Shark. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Frilled Shark. Show all posts

28 May, 2020

Sharktivity #23: Frilled Shark Knitting (Couch series #1)



I thought I'd do a series of couch activities, starting with the one I don't do in real life. I've heard knitting is very relaxing and useful which is why I never learnt it. The Frilled Shark (Chlamydoselachus anguineus) is way more useful than I am.

15 October, 2018

Frilly Grandpa shark




The Frilled Shark is considered by many to be a living fossil - it looks like it should be extinct and acts like it should be extinct but it's not! Because sharks are resilient that way.  Although, they just might do doo do do do doo this song to death. 



08 May, 2015

Frilled to be a Shark! - Deep Sea Sharks #1


I've been working with Fin Fighters on their new campaign to raise awareness about deep sea sharks. Here's a sneak preview of what is to come.
I must admit that I didn't particularly fancy several of these species and thought a lot of them looked similar (especially when I try to draw them) but once I started finding them interesting and needing to be recognised as sharks too. They add to the amazing tapestry of shark varieties and what makes them so fascinating.
The Frilled Shark is one of them. I found it a bit tricky to draw but when I finished the drawing, the caption happened quite easily.
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Please don't copy, trace, steal or use these characters or the idea of these characters as your own. In case of fan art, please do not add anything to these characters. Thank you!