Turtle anatomy drawing

Turtle anatomy, 18th century. This illustration is from 'Osteographia, or the Anatomy of the bones' (London, 1733) by English surgeon and anatomist William Cheselden (1688-1752).

<p class="lead">The turtle’s most obvious physical attribute is its shell. Other prehistoric reptiles developed similar shells, but for whatever reason did not survive and diversify in how turtles did. The shell which in most turtles comprises two hard plates, protects the turtle’s v

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Skeleton of a tortoise, seen from below, the plastron having been removed. (ca) carapace.

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I designed new Business Cards for myself from a character I created. I did some sketches on my ipad pro to figure out the turtle and then choose one to paint :)

This is a concept painting based on a theoretical game idea. The undersea colors and light were lots of fun to work with!

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