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SNEAK PEEK. SIP. Very early stages. I just started putting down the base colors and testing lights and shadows. Everybody goes “AHHHHH” in this scene 😂

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2021-04-24

Two Anhanguera are having a bit of a territorial dispute, or one of them just had a bad day, who knows?

Been some time since I last drew pterosaurs, had to fix this pterrible mistake!

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2021-04-24

Chirality is important in drug development since chiral molecules look similar, yet have completely different chemical properties.

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2021-04-23

Hania () here! As it was my PhD viva week, I decided to draw something relaxing and pleasant… Pralines? No, these are 3 kinds of cartoony adipocytes and their (thread)

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2021-04-23



WHAT KIND OF PLANET ARE WE LEAVING OUR CHILDREN?

«We do not inherit the Earth from our ancestors; we borrow it from our children».

(Chief Seattle)



* Illustration made for

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2021-04-23

More this time for science journalism class: illustrations for articles about astronaut Thomas Pesquet who is leaving Earth for tomorrow! 🚀🧑‍🚀

It's about his interest in music and the badminton shuttlecock he's bringing (see: https://t.co/yNxFMpxgDs). 🎶🏸

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2021-04-22

One of the best part of this training is that I get to make illustrations for some class projects. Here are illustrations for Archimedes' principle and Newton's law of gravitation.

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2021-04-22

I've wanted to draw this critter for a while.
Because it should be known there are really colorful squirrels out there!

Project Animalia Day 111:
Prevost's squirrel (Callosciurus prevostii)

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2021-04-22

Yesterday's "something new" was Petrotilapia sp. It'll be up on my website, and in my store, within the next couple hours. Also had a bit of fun with the face 🙂. If I can figure out the species, I'll update.

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2021-04-21

It's normal to have a little codon envy now and then.

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2021-04-21

Introducing Scientist Maker again! This time, show off your cute scientist with a variety of accessories! You can be a chemist, biologist, pharmacist, scholar, paleontologist, and much more!

https://t.co/Gbf2Mg9JPv

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2021-04-20

No hay problema en reírse de uno mismo, pero hay una línea muy grande que divide el burlarte de ti y despreciarte a más no poder como única forma de comedia.

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2021-04-20

This week's (#AnatomyMonday) feature is Paul Kelly ()—a board certified medical illustrator & graduate of currently working 🇨🇦

Take a peek at his fantastic online portfolio for more stunning artwork: https://t.co/3xc9412JEI

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2021-04-20

Here's the drawing I made for the Phasmo collab with ! It was fun to draw! 🥰✨❤️❤️

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2021-04-19

Fish described in 1988 is the theme.
Darters are always a favorite of mine. Here is Etheostoma pyrrhogaster - the firebelly darter, from the Obion and Deer Fork drainages of Kentucky and Tennessee.

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2021-04-18

Thanku to for always carrying me in Valorant 💙🌙🦖💚

🎨: https://t.co/09GMjxw8rV

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2021-04-18