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Heads of
Peripatus (onychophora)
Milnesium (tardigrada)
Hierodula (arthropoda)
Opabinia (stem-arthropod)

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2021-09-27

For the start of I'm just going to post some of the different artworks I've made representing insular fauna of the Mediterranean, which is the region I focus on the most.

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2021-09-26

Results from the first
Phelsuma gigas, Desmodus stocki, Archaeoindris and Aprosuchus

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2021-09-26

Day 19 - for On a trip to NOLA standing in the rain I saw this neon sign. Made it my sketchbook cover and then made it a gif. Also may have tried blinding myself by looking up neon turning on and off.

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2021-09-26

Day 18 - for A bit more abstracted . A Family group with support and a family member leaving with a guide.
but more ya?

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2021-09-26

For circular prompt, which I didn’t quite manage yesterday. I do adore circles so here is an eye nebula for your Saturday🧿💫.

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2021-09-25

Some more stuff for island fauna for
Aepyornis, Megaladapis, Deinogalerix and Thecodontosaurs. The last one is for me especially interesting because the animals not only lived on islands but were found in cave deposits.

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2021-09-25

A couple more illustrations for the "Circular" theme 🔵🟢🟡

I dug out a couple OLD drawings, both from 2012. Ink & marker on paper.

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2021-09-25

for is "Circular." 🟡🟠🔴

I use circular shapes in my work a lot. My sketchbooks are full of Venn diagram-like doodles. I'm unsure what the attraction is to these shapes but I always return to them.

These are both acrylic & glitter on canvas, 2016.

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2021-09-25

Did you know that I also do medical illustration? This is an illustration of the tendons impacted by De Quervain's syndrome for the University of Michigan Department of Radiology.

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2021-09-25

"evolving"
Crows are aware of themselves & able to think consciously, but lack the part of the brain (cerebral cortex) that scientists posited as the location of this type of thinking. Implying consciousness might be older & more widespread than believed (duh?)

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2021-09-24

Spicomellus, SPICOMELLUS!!!!!
Osteoderms fused to ribs! We might be missing here a whole radiation of bizarre thyreophorans.

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2021-09-24

Day 23:
A tree (symbolising a cancer cell) fertilised with splicing modulators blooms with bright neoantigens, which enhance tumour recognition by the immune system 🌳🌺

Read more at https://t.co/YEnYxnTvgW

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2021-09-24

Arnout Vosmaer, Dutch naturalist who supervised the menagerie of King William IV, is 's

https://t.co/Z1jfIDDq9z

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2021-09-23

7 years difference between these 2 artworks! ☀️

"Synapsid Sunrise"
Watercolor on paper
2013

"Daydream Dimetrodon"
Ink on paper + digital color
2020

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2021-09-23

Good morning I'm a scientific illustrator with who specializes in birds - and I've got a new separate project coming out soon, which I'll be able to announce next month! Until then, please enjoy some done for publications!

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2021-09-22

Meet the teams! Introducing https://t.co/aOqDmtXBQZ!
Members: Michie Wu, Shehryar (Shay) Saharan, Mimi Guo, Aimy Wang, Cassie Ren, and Amy Assabgui.

Show support! https://t.co/zXNvvYg2jF

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2021-09-22

Nearly all animals sleep, although we are not 💯 sure why they do it. Flies are not the exception. So, if you see a fly quiet, not moving for more than 5', don't be mean, don't wake her up.
https://t.co/pQdom2MVXz

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2021-09-22