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Who would like to become a Zombie Portrait for a Workshop I'm doing at Cambrian College this February? Need a nice clear head shot photo!
From the archives: of the hidden worlds created in the SE community Diyu by Troll man is a gem of the alternative worlds, a cave system isolated from the surface since the cambrian, life have evolved in completely alien forms in such unique conditions https://t.co/LJ70ZHrrZD
Presenting (belatedly) the backstroke swimmer of the Cambrian seas, the ~0.5 billion years old Fibulacaris nereidis - new #BurgessShale research by @trichodes & @ROMtoronto's Dr. Jean-Bernard Caron.
Reconstruction by @MesozoicMuse
Read more: https://t.co/2OI9TbMop2
I'm a bit behind inktober as you can see, but i still want to do the whole list!
Here are day 8 and 9!
"Cambrian Mer" and "Celestial Cactus"
#drawsomemons #digitalinktober #inktober
How about "Splashing on Temple Puddles"? #conceptart by Diogo Cambrian
#2D #effctsArtist #ArtellaHQ
https://t.co/wHzctqyu37
#wip this afternoon. A lot bigger than I have been painting lately. ‘The Hare, the Moon and Venus’. #indigo #mixedmedia inspiration from the #CambrianMountains
To the Royal Cambrian Academy this afternoon to see their Summer Exhibition of diverse works from current RCAs @TheRCAConwy
Hope to see you there!
#oil #pen #line #drawing #bronze #sculpture #painting #artmatters
Summer show opening at Royal Cambrian Academy, Conwy Saturday 20th July through to Sept. 2-4 with yours truly @GoNorthWales @NWTBiz @nwalestweetsuk
Small Shelly Fossils (SSFs) present a powerful tool for correlations and biostratigraphic interpretations for Early Cambrian Laurentia.
L. Devaere, S. Clausen, J. Porfirio Sosa-Leon, J. José Palafox-Reyes, B. E. Buitrón-Sánchez, and D. Vachard
https://t.co/hGaL8WQjfq
BOSSES: Primarily my job while working for @pixelnicks , this good boy is scale back, concepts inspired by ancient prehistoric fish in the Cambrian era. Exploring patterns was really fun for this guy too.
Some extinct arthropods from the clade Radiodonta, which thrived during the Cambrian period.
(Credit: Renato de Carvalho Ferreira)
#DeepTime Cambrian ecosystems could be quite complex, with many of the hallmarks of a modern benthic community. The @NMNH dioramas do a great job of showing this, with priapulids like Ottoia and Selkirkia being a major infaunal component. Second image from https://t.co/6UGECm1ICU
#DeepTime Today's Cambrian creatures (find them in @NMNH's new fossil hall opening this Saturday) are Ottoia (first) and Selkirkia (second). These predatory worms had vicious mouthparts covered in teeth, hooks and spines (third). Images https://t.co/ff6Sc6cqCk by @PalaeoSmith