Byte Size Treasure 🦈さんのイラストまとめ

For the first time ever, I'll be in the artist alley at Anime Boston! I am super excited to take part in this show and I hope to SEA you there!

I'll be in the Artist Alley at ProRow table #71. 🦈

@FromHappyRock Personal work: digital paintings of mermaids based on real aquatic animals
Art for my small biz: cute, colorful sharks! 💙🦈

Thanks for the tag in the Art train!!! CHOO CHOO!!!
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I'm tagging: @jushmu @hatchlingmakes @cometkins https://t.co/BNem3nL3g9

Ahoy #GetYourArtUnderwater -
I'm Rew - a wildlife illustrator & product designer!

Inspired by the world around us, I use my art to educate about aquatic species. And I love showcasing sharks in a cute & positive way!
Happy #WorldWildlifeDay 🦈

Who likes stickers!?

I have... LOTS! Featuring sharks, bony fish, marine mammals, cephalopods, and so much more.

@got_fleas Thank you for this thread! 💙

I'm Rew - a wildlife illustrator & product designer!
I use my art to educate about aquatic species and I love showcasing sharks in a cute & positive way!

🐟TANG-UARY🐟
Day 31:
Zebra Tang / Black-Barred Surgeonfish
(Acanthurus polyzona)⁠
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Zebra Tangs are found in a very limited range. They make their home in shallow reefs, lagoons, & coral seabeds around Madagascar, Mauritius, Réunion & the Comoro Islands.

#Tanguary🐟

🐟TANG-UARY🐟
Day 30:
Gold Rim Tang / Powder Brown Tang
(Acanthurus japonicus)⁠
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Due to their somewhat similar appearance, this tang was once considered a subspecies of the Whitecheek Surgeonfish. Their species name (japonicus) referred to their Japanese locality.

#Tanguary🐟

🐟TANG-UARY🐟
Day 29:
Unicorn Tang / Bluespine Unicornfish
(Naso unicornis)⁠
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Recognizable by the tapering horn on the foreheads.

Like other tangs, they have sharp spines where the body meets the tail (the caudal peduncle). However, Unicorn Tangs have 2!

#Tanguary🐟

🐟TANG-UARY🐟
Day 28:
Gold-Ring Bristletooth Tang / Spotted Bristletooth
(Ctenochaetus truncatus)⁠
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Like other Bristletooths, they have rows of flexible bristle-like teeth used to scrape their food (detritus, diatoms, & algae) off of rocks & other surfaces.

#Tanguary🐟