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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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2021-07-21

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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2021-07-20

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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2021-07-20

Wildebeest - Pen and Ink
For daily sketch challenge. Also known as the gnu, the wildebeest is a member of the antelope family.

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2021-07-20

Cells photographed through a microscope. Left to right: a cancer cell, a neuronal growth cone, a cardiac myocyte, and a cancer cell during cytokinesis.

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2021-07-19

Joseph Smit was born on 18 July 1836. He provided much for the Proceedings of the Zoological Society (PZS) now . Here are just a few examples of his work, original and one plate from PZS depicting a colobus monkey.

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2021-07-19

Results from the
Pelanomodon, Wimahl, Papilionichthys and Euoplocephalus.

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2021-07-19

Live shots of me trying to summon the will to deal with another Monday morning

This cursed animal is from Cuvier’s ‘Animal kingdom’ (1837)
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2021-07-19

Another few babies from tonight! Starting to get some big ideas on what to do with these silly little things, tiny Fractures in the Fracas itself.

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2021-07-19

Just finished this piece using gouache, which shows the very common lawn mushroom, the green spore parasol. They’ve been popping in la due to the hot weather + sprinklers. I find them gorgeous in their own right!

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2021-07-19

This dorado catfish is busy with its migration of 11,600 km across the Amazon basin and back

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2021-07-19

Last night on we delved into the idea of

Here's a very rough concept of an idea I'd like to plan out in the long term. A large graphic filled with rafting animals on their way to Brazil!

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2021-07-19

It’s Had no idea this was a thing until 5 minutes ago, but SO THRILLED it is! Really enjoying scrolling the hashtag to find comrades in
Here’s some snapshots of my own! More on https://t.co/YDn4x9Pe3I

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2021-07-19

Like always I'm late for the party Here are some of work in different mediums

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2021-07-18

Results from a special, accidental, cetacean
Cetotherium, Platalearostrum, Ankylorhiza (going after some rafting monkeys) and Globicetus.

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2021-07-18

I almost missed 😅. I'm so impressed by everone's gorgeous artwork - I'd love to be a part of it.

I'm Sandy and I love turning complex research data into engaging, colorful illustrations. More at https://t.co/VQwY3HE0Wq.

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2021-07-18

A few babies from tonight! Might continue this over the weekend, just cute little cartoons of my cartoony style.

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2021-07-17