^{Good morning! (Although I'm writing this at night.) Well, it's been a long day, this one took me too long. I'm not as focused at 9 pm as I am at 7 am. This is the timelapse video for my isometric squid-kid. Perhaps the techniques will inspire some of the artists around here!}

The Giant Squid!

It can be 13 m (43 ft), can cannibalize other squid, fights hungry whales and has a beak of extremely hard material. I even read somewhere that the giant squid has little spiky needles on each of its sucky cups, which can scar the whales that dare to battle it. This stupid jerk has been known to keep me up late at night, as I try in vain to find and reiterate interesting facts about this squishy deep-sea gangsta — so my post has an air of intelligence.

By Mike Goren from New York - Flickr, CC BY 2.0

Thanks as always for dropping by!

Hoping to bust out a bunch of posts today, last week worked out pretty well! I still find I spend a lot of time on Steemit, but it's mad fun keeping up with everyone ☺(Almost everyone?)

Some of you have requested extra squids, but I'm very busy and will have to do that later!

_{"Rocket Powered" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)

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Art: Isometric Squid Speed-Art

The Giant Squid!

Thanks as always for dropping by!