Entomological Society of Ontarioさんのイラストまとめ

With their diverse patterns and coloration, moths inspire many artists. Valerie Solotska shows off her own interpretations of moths, with each unique illustration looking mystical and otherworldly. #EntoArtFriday #bugart #moths

Sometimes, it’s hard to find #bedbugs because their shelters are cryptic. Fear not, however, because man’s best friend will come to the rescue! An especially trained dog can easily detect bed bugs, and even discern them and their eggs from other insects and even dead bed bugs!

The imagination is a wonderful thing - it can transform the ordinary into the extraordinary. These illustrations by John Ramsey for Moth Week tell a story of good versus evil and remind us of the power of visual storytelling. #EntoArtFriday #bugart #ArtSci #MothWeek #MothWeek2020

Nothing like a splash of colour to brighten up your day! This watercolour painting by Rhea Dennis (@RheaDennis20) features the striking Spiny Flower Mantis, whose distinct colours inspire both artists and scientists! #EntoArtFriday #bugart

Canadian researcher Gail Anderson was the first to set up a lab in North America which focused on solving crimes through insect biology. We also have our forensic entomology lab in Ontario run by Helen Leblanc (@prof_hleblanc). Let us know your thoughts!

Is there anything cuter than a pillbug making tea? These cozy illustrations by Allison Conway (@allistrations) look into the life of Millie the pillbug. Finding beauty in the ordinary is an art of its own, and reminds us to appreciate the things we have. #bugart #EntoArtFriday