Rays I Sharks

The tail is three times the length of the body.

Sharks

From straight on, the ray's body forms a low mound in the center.

Portray the shark with a streamlined body ending in a pointed tip, large dorsal, pectoral, and tailfins. Adding thin rim of tone to the figure's outline imparts the flat body with a minor sense of volume.

The dorsal and pectoral fins are proportioned to form a triangle.

The gills slits lined up in front of the pectoral fin make the figure convincingly shark-like.