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Try to re-use or recycle something is the important part of my practice. It is like to be ecologic to my own art: don't be upset I spent my time and film for trash bin. But even there is a division into the beautiful and the ugly.
WaterColor Polaroids col
https://t.co/PevwJWB4FI
Next entry for phase 1 of the #AtlantisBestiary. Pretty much ecologically identical to modern paddlefish just tiny, schooling, and paddle-less. (My second attempt at a shad-like color scheme. While I like this quality better I think it looks too much like a tuna...)
Grumbleslug: ""Though quite small, the grumbleslug has a large appetite and possesses what I can only describe as a 'real attitude problem.'" - Conchologist Ecological Entry, Day 17"
Legends of Runeterra: Magic Misadventures Expansion - Full Artworks & Flavour Text 11/29
- Grumbleslug
"Though quite small, the grumbleslug has a large appetite and possesses what I can only describe as a 'real attitude problem.'" - Conchologist Ecological Entry, Day 17
Bronfenbrenner's ecological systems model adapted for Black youth development and attachment processes in context (Stern et al., 2021). thank you for letting me draw this @JessAStern !
Low-res prototypes of some generative #nftart I've been working on. Just need to choose the best blockchain for it - #SOL #MATIC #FTM? Looking for low cost/impact. Any suggestions?
#ETH is out, for now.
#NFTCommmunity #NFTartists #NFTs #EcologicalEmergency
We are super excited to join the @kidsinmuseums #TakeoverDay on Friday 12 and Saturday 13 November @CovTM
We want families to have their voices heard, taking part in activity themed around climate and ecological emergency. All ages welcome, just turn up and take part.
I never really thought through this idea because there're just too many choices. From the start I really want to be in a sorta ecological museum~teaching the children that how dangerous if the community goes toxic...wait... https://t.co/eQE9yBuD60
Kevin Eric Raymundo's comic illustrates the dire ecological challenges facing the West Philippine Sea… coral reef destruction, poaching, overfishing, plastic pollution and human waste… @KevinKalbo calls for urgent #ClimateAction! https://t.co/HEH7NimGt0 #TheClimateConnection
Check out 'A Monkey's Guide to Deforestation' by Sayra Begum - a terrifying tale of ecological devastation & money over morals in the #AmazonRainforest. Seen through the eyes of a resident Uakari monkey… Read the full comic:
https://t.co/fVQSZu3KNB #COP26 #TheClimateConnection
Todays first Ecological Horror is the Jakaelopterus!
The Jakaelopterus was a Devonian horror and also the largest arthropod to ever exist. These were apex predator Sea Scorpions that could grow up to 9 feet long. They went extinct around 252 million years ago!
los #ajolotes regeneran casi cualquier parte de su cuerpo pero están #extintos en su habita natural, no es tarde para las demás especies, #NoContamines
#drawing #dibujodigital #anime #ecologico
"Leave the leaves"
I love this @xercessociety campaign, quite timely now.
Leaves are not litter, but crucial part of ecosystems. Let's stop unnecessary, and ecologically damaging tidiness. 🍃🍂🍁
https://t.co/KDyk7qgVCr
Todays first Ecological Horror is the Chimaera!
Chimaeras can be dangerous to humans, considering their single venomous spine on their dorsal fin. They mainly feed on bottom-dwelling invertebrates such as crabs, octopi, marine worms, etc.
Coral reef destruction, poaching, overfishing, plastic and human waste… @KevinKalbo's comic illustrates the harrowing ecological challenges facing the West Philippine Sea and calls for urgent #ClimateAction!
https://t.co/HEH7NimGt0 #TheClimateConnection #COP26 #saveouroceans
Todays first Ecological Horror is the Anomalocaris!
This was an apex predator of it's time, even thought to be the very fist apex predator. It was a very good swimmer, most likely gliding through water. It's thougt to be the fiercest creature from the Cambrian period.
Zack Snyder was able to weave in the many complex layers of political, religious, ecological, philosophical, & technological allegory so spectacularly into BvS
We seriously need more of these thought provoking, intellectual blockbusters. Such a dying breed.
Todays first Ecological Horror is the Helicoprion!
The Helicoprion was believed to grow up to 25 feet long and weigh 1,000 pounds. They managed to survive the Permian-Triassic Extinction Event, which caused the extinction of 90% of marine life. Their mouths also look weird lol
Today's first Ecological Horror is the Titanaboa!
Titanaboa was the biggest snake in the world around 60 million years ago in what is now South America. Climate change is what killed most of them, but until that point, they were apex predators of land for a few million years.