#terryl whitlatch | Explore Tumblr Posts and Blogs

cinnastray · 3 months

Text

Homework for Terryl Whitlatch's Creature Design class!

Babyboi :)

And babyboi anatomy. His name is Johnson.

#artists on tumblr #I totally wasn't too lazy or intimidated to name all the human parts asdfghj #creature design #terryl whitlatch #concept art #spotted hyena #hyena #hybrid creatures #human animal hybrid #learning concept art #my art

56 notes · View notes

haaaaaaaaaaaave-you-met-ted · 4 months

Text

Star Wars: The Phantom Menace - Jar Jar Binks concept art by Terryl Whitlatch

#Star Wars #Star Wars: The Phantom Menace #Episode I #Jar Jar Binks #Gungan #Concept Art #Terryl Whitlatch #Sci-Fi

43 notes · View notes

here-be-dragons-and-whatnot · 10 months

Text

Red river pigs and some warthogs! 🐗

#photoshop #anatomy study #schoolism course #digital art #schoolism #sketch #terryl whitlatch #creature design #anatomy #warthog #red river pig #study

14 notes · View notes

kirnet · 10 months

Text

The Katurran Odyssey promotional art from katurranodyssey.com (2004)

Art by Terryl Whitlatch, Story by David Michael Wieger

(1/2/3)

#the katurran odyssey #katurran odyssey #terryl whitlatch #katook #ramblings

12 notes · View notes

siryl · 11 months

Photo

Art by Terryl Whitlatch, scanned from The Wildlife of Star Wars by Bob Carrau.

#star wars #return of the jedi #terryl whitlatch #great pit of carkoon #sarlacc #the wildlife of star wars

17 notes · View notes

oh-no-eu-didnt · 1 year

Photo

Tuk’ata were Force-sensitive beasts native to Korriban, who guarded the many Sith tombs there. Many rumors circulated regarding their origin; some claimed that they were vermin changed through Sith magic, others claim the energy of the temples mutated the beasts.They were vicious, and could speak a bit of the Sith tongue.

Source: Book of the Sith: Secrets from the Dark Side (Art: Terryl Whitlatch; 2012)

First Appearance: Tales of the Jedi - Dark Lords of the Sith 3: Descent to the Dark Side (1994)

Read more on Wookieepedia.

#tuk'ata #star wars creatures #korriban #sith #terryl whitlatch #star wars #expanded universe #star wars canon #star wars legends

50 notes · View notes

vermilllionsands · 4 months

Text

Terryl A. Whitlatch

#scifi #science fiction #scifiart #monster #alien #reptoid #lizard #reptilian #retrofuturism #terryl whitlatch

6 notes · View notes

kittensoft-art · 2 years

Photo

Lesson 1 assignment for Terryl Whitlatch's "Felines" course on Schoolism. This was supposed to be a quick sketch, but I accidentally added all the fur detail...

#my art #schoolism #felines #terryl whitlatch #cat #house cat #drawing #digital art

8 notes · View notes

jarpals · 1 year

Photo

what is this what is this what is this ಥ_ಥ

I love my repulsive son <3

#jar jar binks #also #why is he eloping with prom queen obi wan?#???#blursed #terryl whitlatch

1 note · View note

elektroyu · 2 years

Text

Right now I'm watching the recording of the recent Schoolism webinar "Fantastic Beasts - Paleo Reconstruction of the Thylacosmilus and Unitatherium with Terryl Whitlatch " and and and

now I feel SO ready to take her Creature Anatomy course 🥺🥺🥺

annnnd I have a certain suspicion that might also help me with the Qualats

#and I want to get more of her books #terryl whitlatch #random stuff #schoolism

1 note · View note

haaaaaaaaaaaave-you-met-ted · 11 months

Photo

Star Wars: The Phantom Menace - Gungan Concept Art by Terryl Whitlatch

#Star Wars #Star Wars: The Phantom Menace #Concept Art #Gungan #Sci-Fi #Terryl Whitlatch

5 notes · View notes

aeriona · 1 year

Text

Winged Ring-tailed Lemur I drew for school. I've never drawn a lemur before, I think he turned out okay.

#my art #lemur #ring tailed lemur #animal art #wings #digital art #art study #art experiment #The tail is too short lol whoops #This was inspired by the artist Terryl Whitlatch she is AWESOME i bought her books haha

14 notes · View notes

here-be-dragons-and-whatnot · 10 months

Text

Week six done! This time, we had to combine elephants with another animal. I picked a red river pig since their coloration is mammoth-adjacent. Plus, they're cool-looking animals! I also tried some more detailed rendering, a more sophisticated layout, and I'm beginning to approach a workable fur texture. This week concludes the new designs; for the remainder of the class, we'll be working on a narrative illustration. By the way, that text blurb from the image is below the cut!

The Red Forest Elephant lives in the boundary between forest and grassland. Its preferred diet consists of roots and shallow aquatic plants which it accesses by digging with tusks. The short trunk is quite dexterous and can be used to manipulate objects or search the bottom of a river. Red Forest elephants live in small family groups and are skittish when it comes to human interaction. Males have larger tusks which are used for display and foraging.

#photoshop #anatomy study #schoolism course #digital art #schoolism #sketch #terryl whitlatch #creature design #anatomy #animal anatomy #elephant #red river pig #artiats on tumblr #art

12 notes · View notes

kirnet · 10 months

Text

The Katurran Odyssey promotional art from katurranodyssey.com (2004)

Art by Terryl Whitlatch, Story by David Michael Wieger

(1/2/3)

#the katurran odyssey #katurran odyssey #katook #terryl whitlatch #ramblings

8 notes · View notes

siryl · 2 years

Photo

Believe it or not, this is what the Geonosians could have looked like. Concept art by Terryl Whitlatch, scanned from The Art of Star Wars: Attack of the Clones by Mark Cotta Vaz.

#star wars #episode ii #attack of the clones #concept art #terryl whitlatch #geonosian #tragic clown bat

11 notes · View notes

oh-no-eu-didnt · 1 year

Photo

Energy spiders were large arachnids native to the dark underground caves of Kessel. Their webs were the source of glitterstim spice, the notorious drug that much of galactic crime revolved around. The spiders were resistant to most energy weapons, like blasters, although they could be stunned by ion weaponry. They were a constant threat to the spice miners of Kessel, as the spice needed to be collected from their webs in complete darkness so as to preserve its quality.

Source: The Wildlife of Star Wars: A Field Guide (Art: Terryl Whitlatch; 2001)

First Appearance: Jedi Search (1994)