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School of whales moving gracefully make me revere the splendid magic of our planet earth.

https://t.co/0XlU1gjFGK

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wilbur has his whales and techno has dolphins :)

idk a doodle that i took too far

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School of whales moving gracefully make me revere the splendid magic of our planet earth.

https://t.co/0XlU1gjFGK

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oooooo 👀👀👀👀 🦩's love this idea......

collab b/w flamingo and whales is a weird yet beautiful creation

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# 트친그림어쩌구
고래님(@ whaleskyyy) 제영 재업 . ..♥

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Miss but she’s riding on a Love & also love especially where I spent my

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Happy 3-month book birthday to my boy Lloyd! 🎉Yes, I will celebrate any random book milestones because books are awesome. Get a copy of Lloyd Finds His Whalesong at https://t.co/I31xVZRWOD! Thank you to everyone who has supported my book & journey so far—it means so much to me!!

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- you can change the color, or pose, or bg, or anything as long as the character is recognizable and the dress stay in its original design.
(say, if you think she would look better as blonde, or her dress should be pink, or she belongs under the sea with whales, just change it!)

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In 2008, Adam Pollina drew a little homage to Starry Night in a panel of 's ANGEL: REVELATIONS. Now, a decade later, I love that he drew an homage to The Great Wave off Kanagawa on the cover to 's WHALESVILLE. Adam’s a visionary — perfect for this book.

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Nih, infografis mengenai tiga spesies paus sperma.

Infographics about the three extant sperm whales (It's in indonesian).

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Day 26 of ocean/water. My students have been asking a lot about how to paint water, so it was nice to use it for myself. Also, whales are so freaky...

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On festival, and a poignant message for "welcome back, there is food for everyone." https://t.co/CmfBMul7dk

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Pandemic panic attacks, inanimate love affairs and how whales aren’t fooling anyone with their carry on!

Tune in to the latest with this week's guest, the ever-brilliant

https://t.co/tnCNyBUtlm

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One of the oldest sperm whales! The new genus from is +- 18 myr old. Rhaphicetus was about 5 m long, had an very long snout and probably hunted small, fast-swimming prey. Today's sperm whales have a broad snout and 'suction feed' on squid 👉 https://t.co/uMRlScGcTa

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