Science and Technology 21 : Taungs child by Elcet
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Before becoming illustrator, I was during years involved in prehistoric research and university teaching. Therefore in 1986 I wrote an article in the Cahiers du Palais de la Decouverte (the quarterly of the 1st French science museum) about the discovery of the Taungs prehistoric
Comments (7)
looks very excellent to me. I never tried a drawing using this method
I'm not skilled enough to judge the quality of this work, but I do generally know what I like. This looks like quite an interesting image, and as an experimental method, it surely has blazed a few new trails. I still remember the National Geographic article featuring the 3D holographic image of the child's skull discovered by Prof. Dart. In sum, congratulations on a fine render. I'm giving this a 'Highest' rating. Yours truly, David P. Hoadley
This is a wonderfully realized illustration in my humble opinion ... I love the technique and result. Congratulations on a fine image!
Beautiful work!! (My face looks 'bumpy' like that when I shaved, just after my ex wife had used MY razor to shave HER LEGS, and didn't tell me. WINK). T.P.
When I try to draw in this style my dots don't work out right, lol. An interesting representation of an early ancestor of ours? An excellent drawing indeed!
lols! its the Nanderthal man!!GREAT WORK!!
Exelent...I also have used that tecnique myself..well done