Lauren (tinylongwing.bsky.social)さんのイラストまとめ

For #ArtAdventCalendar today, an assortment of more #DnD5e illustrations. All of these NPCs are trouble in their own way, whether a stranded mindflayer, the archfey of music and cicadas, a power-hungry cloud giant or a demon who can planeshift

Okay perhaps I was a handful of days early for #invertefest BUT here are more inverts to make up for it.

Complete 180 from yesterday's #ArtAdventCalendar is this image of a Black-backed Woodpecker rising like a phoenix from the flames of the Sierra Nevada wildfires. This woodpecker is a fire-dependent species that eats beetle larvae. Done for @InstBirdPop #sciart

Today for #ArtAdventCalendar, the Great Gray Owl I recently illustrated for @InstBirdPop because it just looks so seasonal!

Having recently sketched one of these #DoofyTreeChickens I'm all too happy to contribute! Plus a couple photos of my last tree chicken being exceptionally doofy as a bonus. https://t.co/ofSoBmI2cX

Today's #ArtAdventCalendar piece is an immature male American Redstart preening. Males of this species spend a whole year in female-like plumage before getting the adult black and orange colors - except for a few black speckles on the head. #sciart

Today for #ArtAdventCalendar, a piece I did for a (still unpublished) manuscript involving the birds of Saipan. This is the nosa' or Saipan White-eye (Zosterops saypani), sometimes considered a subspecies of Bridled White-eye. #sciart

Check your mailboxes, folks! The winter thank you cards from @InstBirdPop that I illustrated should be arriving soon, if they haven't already!

This card features the Great Gray Owl, which is one of our research subjects. See more: https://t.co/kupUmePtSF

For #TeamBird #BirdABC X: Xantus' Hummingbird.

I had to finally draw an extant species I've never seen before, but X didn't give me a lot of options. Since I didn't have a hummer in here yet, I had to fix that! And now I have to take a trip to Baja California to see one too!

It's #TeamBird #BirdABC time, with W: White-throated Magpie-Jay

Widespread in Central America. Every bit as common, noisy, and mischievous as their Blue Jay cousins, and I never, ever get tired of seeing them. What a stunning corvid.