Some of my other questionable attempts at getting back into 3D include the following specimens:

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I LOVE A STUNNING MALE SPECIMEN

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More misc Beta Unit related doodles. The fish lady is Raziel, she searches the metro and locates "specimens", and the inkling is my Agent 3, he's kinda arrogant and doesn't get on well with the Beta Unit team.

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Specimen for Schönschrift Mozart, typeface by Georg Belwe, Ludwig Wagner Type Foundry, Leipzig, 1927.

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Quick Equus occidentalis (Western horse) study

based on La Brea specimens

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been watching a kirby triple deluxe lets play and felt compelled to draw this perfect specimen

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Curating the nest collection of John Charles Dollman (1851-1934). He was a celebrated painter e.g. his famous painting of Lawrence Oates 'A Very Gallant Gentleman', but his work as a naturalist is less well-known. I am gradually reuniting his specimens with his egg catalogues.

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(Old) Art for

btw she's interesting specimen one 😈

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With an estimated date of 259,000 years ago, the hominin specimen from Florisbad poses a biogeographic problem: Was a Homo sapiens-like population present as close as 400 km from Homo naledi in the Rising Star cave system, at the same time?

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What's this? Another specimen! And it looks like he has a lazy eye...?

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a, this specimen is male, what an icon

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Quote Lynneth: "Specimen M-2, created by EXALT in conjunction with the alien invaders, later liberated (while in her tank) by XCOM, and freed/recruited into the XCOM project." -Commissioned by Lynneth

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Edna L. Beutenmüller created for several books on insects, including over 700 for "Field Book of Insects" (1918), based largely on specimens from where her husband was curator of entomology. Via ➡️ https://t.co/Opmy4qSbNZ

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Oh, hai...

(#salamanders, of OUMNH specimen)

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Here is a Redesign of another old specimen I made called "Kujani".

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Specimen for Estro (typeface by Aldo Novarese), Società Nebiolo, Italy, 1961. See more of this and other Nebiolo specimens in the Online Archive: https://t.co/TCqFc4cEvg

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Don’t forget the this weekend! We’ve spotted some rather splendid specimens in an illustrated volume by the 18th century naturalist Pierre Joseph Buchoz.

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