The Sydney White-bellied Sea-eaglets are growing their dark juvenile plumage feather dot by feather dot, and are little by little leaving behind their baby floofiness. Both chicks have been eating well and getting along. Here's a bunch of cute screenshots of them from the past few days (includes views of prey, no sibling rivalry).
Making new extremities to complete the sculpting on the JP "cyclops" raptor figure I'm repairing and customizing into my OC Beetlebiter. I've already made him a new face.
Continuing to give this JP "cyclops" raptor figure a new face. I've made new parts to replace his chewed off snout and chin, and attached them, but as may be apparent, he still needs some work.
I glued in the tongue next after attaching the snout and chin, while I could still fit tools into the mouth. None of the colour gradients on the mouth parts will probably be very visible by the end, but oh well, it was fun to make them, and maybe I'll reuse the idea for a bigger figure or one with its mouth open wider.
A little friend showed up on the outside surface of the kitchen window to warm up for the day while I did the same.
(It's a wasp, so warning for a closeup of one of those.)
