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finished geoduck illustration |
I was a little worried about taking on a geoduck commission. They looked like sand monster from Star Wars, or the worms from Tremors. They are huge clams that can survive for a century buried in the sand, their siphon or neck to gather nutrients at the surface.
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geoduck illustration in progress |
You do have to admire their defense system though. Their shells are too small to adequately protect them, so burrowing into the sand is a very effective way to avoid predators.
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geoduck pencil drawing |
Next, I may have to give them a try at the seafood counter. They are supposed to be very tasty.
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