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To help us forget about politics, here's some #FossilFriday Rhamphorhynchus muensteri #paleoart. The 3 big animals are based on the largest known (1.8 m wingspan) muensteri specimen, which was once thought to be a unique species. Turns out it's just a really large adult.
A sequel based on a tweet by @nekitoototo which Moria impregnated Sigma because “he is such a beautiful specimen plus so good to breed”which Sigma didn’t ask for.
Also it mpreg related so don’t say I didn’t warned you.
So anyway enjoy the details.
#Sigma #moira #sigmoi
Pretty neat when the specimen looks like it read the textbook. 🤓
#pathology #grossognosis
#BornOnThisDay 'quinologist' John Eliot Howard (1807-1883) - expert in botany and chemistry of #cinchona, #quinine, government advisor and collector of many of @KewScience specimens. https://t.co/YSdzg7LMfk
Sometimes you just gotta take a break from drawing sexy ladies, so I decided to sketch this fine specimen of a man instead. #JoJosBizzareAdventure #Sketch
Two slightly different spookulent specimens to add to the family! Find them both over at my Inprnt shop https://t.co/yPWDKl17MP Plus, get 10% off until Dec 1st with code AWVJX6 !!!! #inprnt
#horrorart #digitalart #artistsontwitter
Been doing a series of drawings involving the specimen from Spooky’s Jumpscare Mansion! Here’s 1-3!
One of the most complete dacentrurines of #Portugal is described. "Dacentrurine stegosaurs (Dinosauria): A new specimen of #Miragaia longicollum from the Late #Jurassic of Portugal...". Congrats to F. Costa and @omateus see details in https://t.co/Ha0ie7oMwC
I really enjoy revisiting specimens and making new, better looking images out of them. Here is Labidesthes sicculus, a brook silverside. Really neat #anatomy and, in my opinion, quite underappreciated. #SciArt #Science #Photography #PhotographyIsArt. https://t.co/U6VBjNkRmT
Remember legendary naturalist Alfred Russel Wallace #OnThisDay. Wallace co-discovered evolution through natural selection during an 8-year journey through Southeast Asia, a trek that spanned over 14,000 miles and resulted in the collection of over 125,000 specimens.
Select pages from Specimens of Chromatic Wood Type, Borders, Etc. (1874), a specimen book produced by the William H. Page wood type company. Chromatic types, which were made to print in two or more colours, were first produced as wood type by Edwin Allen. https://t.co/bU1QaHytmU
🐉🧪 We got some new Specimens jarred up and restocked! ⚗️🐉
https://t.co/vyh4lM2rfU