Underside of a Turtle
I took apart the turtle I found and the object in the center is his underside or undershell. My husband didn’t get this piece at all. That’s why I wrote under it. Kerfe gave me a book of skeletons which I like a lot; I attempted a drawing of a turtle skeleton on the right. On the left is a drawing of the underside.
Close up of my drawing:
The wonderful book of skeletons. It has just about everything in it. A gift that keeps on giving. Thanks Kerfe.
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I love this piece Nina!! Sooo cool! And what a great book from Kerfe! 😃
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Nina, you are a natural science artist for sure now. After having eaten hard shell crabs this past week, I find similarities with the underside of the turtle and the underside of the crab. Interesting – and good gift from Kerfe for you!
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I think we would have gotten your work of art even without the writing! 🙂 It’s funky and well-drawn! I think I need that book on skeletons, too!
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Cool piece Nina!
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What a cool drawing. I’m going to check out the book! Thanks Nina.
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That is great, Nina. I like seeing all the organization.
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Thanks Kirk, it was fun to do.
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Very cool!
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Thanks.
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When I had my broken foot I had a bone scan, not just of the foot but of my whole body. I have seen my very own skeleton and it is an unsettling experience to think that it wasn’t just a skeleton but MINE and how I’ll look when I’m – a skeleton. But in another way, it was comforting. I exist, there is the evidence! And – very intriguing to envision yourself in a stage of existence you will not see, yourself.
I like skeletons, too, you can see.
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Yes, evidence! I would love to see that scan. Glad to have another lover of skeletons in our little art group!
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I have the cd but I can’t get it to work on my computer. When my son comes to visit next time I hope to have him see if he can figure out what to do. I think the program to run it is also on the CD but — I am not sure…
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Drawing bones & skeletons is a lot of fun! Your drawing is really cool!
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Thanks very much!
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I like the way it seems like a scientific investigation of the turtle. 🙂
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That was my intent so thank you!
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You knew I would love this. The delicate yellow and blue greens really add a lot too. Look great with the black and white.
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Very cool and a 3D piece too…nice.
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And I have a few more pieces left too!
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Nice work – I agree with C – you’re a natural with this!!
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I do love nature so thanks!
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