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Open the editor ↗Start with a curved body with a short dorsal fin. Separate the tail flukes and leave a clean gap below the snout.
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Separate the tail flukes and leave a clean gap below the snout. Compare the a curved body with a short dorsal fin against the background at native display size before adding extra highlights.
Keep the a curved body with a short dorsal fin recognizable and simplify small texture marks first. Separate the tail flukes and leave a clean gap below the snout.
The whole illustration shifts in a short floating loop. Individual parts are not animated independently.
Build the a curved body with a short dorsal fin on a 32- or 64-pixel logical grid, then enlarge to a 128 × 128 export. Remove fine interior texture before changing the main silhouette.