# britishscienceweek rarebooks phycology digitalart artbyreymar butterflies watercolour watercolor lepidoptera illustration spookysjumpscaremansion adopt adoptable adoptables auction auctions

Seaweed collecting was a popular Victorian pastime, with enthusiasts including Queen Victoria and George Eliot. ‘Ocean flowers and their teachings’ (1846) contains pressed seaweed specimens and was perfect for budding phycologists!

81 207
2020-03-11

My of the female specimen... RT for support

1 2
2020-03-11

Only a mutant would have sex with such ugly specimen of human being.

0 9
2020-03-10

Botanical illustration and the park: A specimen of the botany of New Holland, by James Edward Smith.... with figures by James Sowerby, 1793-1795.......via BHL.....https://t.co/Epy9zBkkfC

1 2
2020-03-09

Funny the little connections you find. This weighty “catalogue” of the willow trees at Woburn Abbey was a gift of the 6th Duke of Bedford. 120 years’ later his descendants would shelter the ’s specimen collections at Woburn during the Blitz.

6 26
2020-03-09

The Burnet Moth
I am impatiently waiting for the first to emerge whilst working on a project from those less fortunate specimens in cases. Still beautiful!

1 4
2020-03-09

this egg! you’d better keep it safe you know! not even I know what’ll hatch out of this charming specimen!

0 3
2020-03-03

CW blood

[OC] Erasmus had a little accident while working with a specimen, how annoying

2 8
2020-03-03

There are no straights in space

I have it on good authority
Just look at this specimen

408 1684
2020-03-03

"and throw them into the blazing furnace, where there will be weeping and gnashing of teeth." Matthew 13:50

Specimen 9 from

0 0
2020-03-02

Thank you for the thread Dad 💞

I am Margrise, a (mostly) digital artist. I love designing characters, doing pixel art and recently also streaming! Here's my newest adopt in my project:specimen and some other art (including my twitch branding) 🌺

1 2
2020-02-25

Selling my first project:specimen adopt!

Meet Ginny! She's up for an auction, come and join us!
https://t.co/azck11L4l6

2 4
2020-02-24

hhh. i was never good at maintaining art accounts and it's worse now bc i literally go to stem college sorry OTL my main is if you wanna follow me there- i'm way more active and post photos of me working in the specimen collections! also here's some art to appease ye

0 0
2020-02-23

The extinct African subspecies of carnivorous horse. Having been wiped out in the early 1800s, this animal is only known today from a small handful of poorly preserved taxidermy specimens.

98 418
2020-02-22

My reconstruction of the subadult specimen of Yutyrannus, I’ll try and do an adult version too :)

48 248
2020-02-20

Haven't drawn my favorite specimen boi so here he is! Made a few changes.

May be temporary tho since he is literally bones and ?shadow skin?

0 4
2020-02-20

Again, I have yet to see proof that these structures do indeed belong to Omnidens. I’ll wait until there is an articulated specimen. If I were to guess where they’d be, if they are genuine, maybe they could have been surrounding the mouth in some configuration.

2 6
2020-02-19

Have you checked out collection of 20 3D insects inspired by specimens available on the Museum's Data Portal? Find out more about https://t.co/NHvBgHNNxF

16 51
2020-02-19

I may have began drawing on a male specimen of the demon I made. Lore:Their race is one we’re their monarchs and warriors are mostly female and the males are mostly healers and mages. Most females have a third eye not all and very rare to find a male to have one.
I have spoken!

0 1
2020-02-19