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Born 1781 bird artist Antoinette Pauline Jacqueline Knip née Rifer de Courcelles, 1781-1851. Responsible for the 'Les Pigeons'. These prints are from the 2nd ed., 1808-43, text by C.J. Temminck & Florent Prëvost.

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Ruffed lemur skull. Its snout is a bit too long, don’t tell anybody.

Specimen photographed at the

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Feels like snake Sunday! That should be a thing.

Project Animalia (Drawing a for every day of 2021!)

Day 206: Caatinga blackhead (Apostolepis cearensis)

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writes about visual development artist

whose "illustrations and designs transform space exploration from something abstract and elite to an enterprise that is beautiful, clear, and within everyone’s reach."



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How many jellies can you identify?

Available as a print and card in my Etsy store, via linktree in bio.

If you are 🇨🇦 and selling any of your art during please consider donating a % to the Indian R*sidential School Survivors Society.

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If you like us are obsessed with having a clean house, today's post is for you 😆

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Photosynthesis - bringing you oxygen since 2,000 million years ago (probably more).

Be nice to our plant friends! 💚☘️🍏🌱

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Thanks ! I've been so busy as of late and I really appreciate the shoutout for I would like to nominate since I am always envious of his illustration skills. https://t.co/k2AoWXabAL

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This seems unfinished to me, but I think I'll let it sit a few days to see why. In the meantime, it will have to do!

Project Animalia (365 days of
Day 202: Moose (Alces alces)

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More Fractures emerge. I decided to take a few suggestions this time, and since I was given 3, it kinda fit right in to the format.

That said, now's a good time to add that my commissions are open if you're interested in one!


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To promote PCV vaccination in India National Health Mission has launched 'PNEUMONEWS' Newsletter. I created this infographic for the project on pneumococcal disease. Though in the final edition a simpler version has been used, I love the first version.

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Here is Colobonema sericeum (or the silky medusa) doing a little jelly dance in space! As Earthly as jellies are, their buoyancy and delicate bodies make me think of them in the vacuum of space.

Check out to see all the jellies shared so far!

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