Digital Painting again.
Continuation of Sci-Fi Tomb Raider
Sunday, 7 August 2011
Thursday, 4 August 2011
Underwater
Been looking into steampunk, because of a character sketch that I'm working on.
Not sure if this classifies as steampunk.
Wednesday, 3 August 2011
My favorite fictional archeologists.... in space!
Me and my weird mind.
Although I enjoyed playing Tomb Raider, I'd prefer Indiana Jones because the films are great.
Tuesday, 2 August 2011
Monday, 1 August 2011
More dance
A better version of the bellydance. Just had to get the belly move right.
Then I got carried away, and proceeded doing the 'Singing in the rain' in motion
Sunday, 31 July 2011
Friday, 29 July 2011
Class of 2020
It would be sad to see these endangered animals gone- the year book idea is a bit random.
When I lived in East Africa (Uganda) we witnessed a cheetah hunting on a trip to Serengeti (Tanzania), thanks to a local park ranger who guided us.
It was great and so exciting, seeing 3 cheetahs run (barely visible, they are so fast). After a couple of minutes they took their prey to a tree in the distance.
Unfortunately, we weren't the only spectators. As the cats settled to eat, and 6 large vehicles crammed with tourists and flashing cameras drove over to where the cheetahs were and circled them. The park ranger was not happy.
We drove towards the cars so the ranger could tell the drivers to give the cheetahs space but her protests were ignored by them. People were happily snapping on using flash photography.
Being surrounded by big cars at such close proximity, you could see how unsettled the cheetahs were.Keep in mind cheetahs rarely get a successful hunt and are shy.
So after barely eating, they left leaving most the carcass to the vultures.
Its so annoying when people infringe on wild animals for no credible reason.But it was incredible having seen the cheetahs hunt. Pity the other cars failed to give them the distance they needed.
It was great and so exciting, seeing 3 cheetahs run (barely visible, they are so fast). After a couple of minutes they took their prey to a tree in the distance.
Unfortunately, we weren't the only spectators. As the cats settled to eat, and 6 large vehicles crammed with tourists and flashing cameras drove over to where the cheetahs were and circled them. The park ranger was not happy.
We drove towards the cars so the ranger could tell the drivers to give the cheetahs space but her protests were ignored by them. People were happily snapping on using flash photography.
Being surrounded by big cars at such close proximity, you could see how unsettled the cheetahs were.Keep in mind cheetahs rarely get a successful hunt and are shy.
So after barely eating, they left leaving most the carcass to the vultures.
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