This creature, native to wetlands and salt-water marshes, gets its name from its tough exo-skeleton and its unusual hunting methods. The Armored Fisher uses whip-like antennae to lure fish and other small animals to shallow waters then lunges on them with its pincers to capture its prey.
This creature was originally for a Sequential Arts class that explored Animal Anatomy for Creature Development. While my Armored Fisher amounts to a "land lobster" of sorts, the experience got me interested in clay modeling. Needless to say I fell in love with armature building too:
This is the armature or under-support for the above sculpture.
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