Research: Reptiles

http://www.tisburysaquaticcentre.co.uk/images/reptile.jpg
http://static.guim.co.uk/sys-images/Environment/Pix/columnists/2013/2/14/1360857769914/Reptiles-threatened-with--008.jpg
http://wallpoper.com/images/00/41/61/12/snakes-reptiles_00416112.jpg
http://www.fivevalleysecology.co.uk/files/ecology/home/Male_Sand_Lizardcropped.jpg
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http://newsimg.bbc.co.uk/media/images/44388000/jpg/_44388988_chameleon_5_big.jpg
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Looking at lizards, snakes, cobras and chameleons I sketched some possible reptile creatures.

Reptiles 2 and 5 appealed to me but I eventually went with the second one due to it's legs making more sense with it's anatomy.

Again, I used multiple colours and put them all together to see which I preferred. This time, two stuck out to me, 3 and 4.



 

 Putting the two next to each other, I chose the green because the red reminded me of those candy stick things you get at christmas, almost too cute for this design. Besides, the green version will be able to blend into its environment better.