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Freelance Natural History & Botanical Illustrator; watercolour, pen and ink, and pencil. Migrating from X to Bluesky - I'm @lizzie-harper.bsky.social
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# beech tree nbotanicalillustrations britishtrees fagussylvatica artiseverywhere thenaturalworld sciartseptember vegetablegardening bookillustrations garden dancing honeybee apismellifera bee insectillustration drawingbees chirnomid midge winged whitewingedduck asarcornisscutata illustration treeofheaven ailanthus sketchbook botanicalillustration watercolour graphite bats daubentonsbat natterersbat echolocation botanicalillustrations yellowflowers shell walnut penandink

New blog out today, all about the identification, folklore etc.

https://t.co/g9fDzU5juP

with my of this fabulous tree

Take a look?

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2022-12-09


the theme is How wonderful! Welcome to my life!This is what I do,sit in my little studio illustrating endlessly amazing plants and animals. Im excited to hear more about the Frozen planet collaboration too. Nice one

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2022-12-05

Day 29: Yielding. I'm not a great gardener, alas, but I always regard as a pact between a person and their soil. Care in exchange for a Yield. These show an idealised harvest from a yielding the pact works well

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2022-09-29

Day 28: The does waggle dances to show her hive mates where good food sources are cited, or to prompt swarms. These dances include a lot of information on abundance and precise locations

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2022-09-28

Day 23:Kind. Meaning "sort" or "type". Or, species. So one of the more exacting jobs I've done is this Not only did it have to be spc specific, but it was also based on fossilised evidence of the larval head capsule. A specific "kind" of midge

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2022-09-23

Day 19: So here we have a emerging from bamboo. I did this ages ago for but still have a lot of affection for the (the composition is something I like) & the duck itself, a very pretty species.

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2022-09-19

Day 17: Heavenly. This had to be tie altissimus. Not sure why it has this name, but it was a decent subject for a style Done in abd for FOR Sweden

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2022-09-18

Day 10: Echoing. I know I won't be the only one to think of glorious These are a and a close up. Without bat there'd be a lot more nocturnal insects out there.

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2022-09-10

Latest blog is about how to do of

https://t.co/2a9TaijTr8

They can be tricky subjects, specially when it comes to adding shadows as they can become orange, green, or muddy

This blog looks at 4 different approaches that might be worth try

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2022-09-09

Day 9: This one gave pause for thought. Crab shell? The crystalline shells of diatoms? Mussels or molluscs? No. I'm settling for more This time it's a in its shell, in & And a walnut tree to go with

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2022-09-09