Chameleons, along with being able to adapt and blend with their environments, also have long, sticky tongues with which they capture their prey. This can happen at up to 16 feet per second. Yikes!
Mostly played around this week, and experimented with ink, watercolors, gouache and Photoshop.
15 comments:
Beautiful work...and I love chameleons!
16 feet per second? Yikes indeed!
Great chameleon!
nice use of media... the image even feels sticky!
Wonderful! I love the tongue - the whole piece looks like a very cool stamp because of the border. I love it!!
nice color on the chameleon...!
i love your sketches too.
I love chameleons!
And you have a beautiful work.
Show us more!
Love love love it-
too tired to think of any other words
I simply love it
hehe great pic.. the border works really well with it....thanks for ya comment amy!
What a great chameleon, clever idea too.
Damn you Amy Zaleski, damn you to hell! You JUST HAD TO plant that seed didn't you??? Chameleon! Bah! I had to turn my iTunes on and listen to Culture Club's "Kharma Chameleon" just to get Boy George to stop screaming it in my head!
Awesome illo as always Amy Zed. :P
ahh great, love the composition most of all from the curl of the tail over to the tip of the tongue.
cool idea for the prompt!
ps.thanks for you comments.
Wow! 16 ft per second! unbelieveable!!! great work!
I missed this last week...I just got so caught up in "stuff" that I never really visted everyone's blogs. I love the colors and the texture you achieved with your mixed media approach. This makes me very happy that I'm not chameleon food:> And...I love your letter E!
Wow! Great drawing and color and very attractive chameleon and bug.
WOoo! Chameleons! I love chameleons so much, great blog, I was browsing and had to comment on this one :)
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