That's an add. (OP is the artist).

One of the last great megafauna

Whoever called them a ship? That's a fuckin' tank!

my work is largely drippy paint for a long time- I enjoy the emotion and movement it creates in pieces as well as the practical function of easier filling mortar and cracks in bricks

Most of my work is at least 20’ and up to 150’ - so when you work mainly in large walls this is a small one

There are several, but imo above a certain skill level one doesnt really work with such groups as the talent pool is low. For higher level stuff its generally through the artist directly (this is how I do it) or via some high-end agencies which I have tended to avoid

What was the inspiration to do this with such runny paint?

Cool art, and i don't think any living thing could survive with that many witlicks around.

If you’re wondering “why the doodles?” at the start they’re used in place of a grid.

we all have to get over that hump in our lives

Unexpected Swedish tank destroyer reference.

Fucking hell, Ahmed, don’t just film!

Go home camel. You're drunk.

He’s in for a long boring walk, how do these creatures survive in those environments

Um, that was insane. The title had me thinking this was some amateur doodle

Edit: typo

You'd think camels would have mastered it but they're just like everybody else

He just built different

Nothing “small” about that mural. Artists are underrated in terms of the work they do.

a "small" mural in drawing dicks on tables

Camel knows how to avoid shai-hulud

I was jealous for a moment. I still am, but I was jealous too.

Low range mode on 4x4

completely random but this immediately gave me flashbacks of netherspite's room in the raid instance karazhan in the burning crusade. i just remember a really tall ceiling with huge floor to ceiling windows and an overall dark bluish color to everything.

i didn't play classic TBC so i'm remembering the OG one from 15 years ago in 2007. jesus how has sit been that long

I figured they would be better at it than that.

Whats the giraffes lore for being spooky? I tried looking it up and didn't find anything it seems, other than the second head (aka it's "tail") bites?