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I HAVE THOUGHTS. on a jane/jon swap au. jane is a nervous podcast host with a love of insects that starts learning a little Too Much about fear and someone pays a visit to stop her (until he is attacked by a mysterious swarm of bugs...) #MagnusPod #themagnusarchives
Hello, here’s a beetle-girl from 2015! It’s from a time I really got into insects (I still am to this day btw xD).
Who's managing to enjoy the sun today? Have you managed to find any curious insects in your garden? #archivesathome https://t.co/I1wctiX9GY
@madsarv @rachelnabors I especially like insects in their habitat, but I do detailed scientific illustrations too 🐝🦋🐞
Dung beetles may not be your idea of a good time but they're necessary. And they need mates. #cartoon #cartoons #silly #dating #onlinedating #insects #entomology #facebook https://t.co/47mYL34erU https://t.co/t7gP3X9YjI
Updated #Redbubble today, in case anybody needs new prints of fairies, summoners with their owls, dragons or insects! :D https://t.co/8y392dVXJA
But no #society6 update. With the newest bunch of changes, that page is now so wonky, I can't get anything done. I tried. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Geometric Insects Navigate Sparse Flora in Pastel Illustrations by Hoàng Hoàng https://t.co/oPm2igOvmZ
Geometric insects navigate sparse flora in pastel illustrations by Hoàng Hoàng https://t.co/kHjudhr631
Day 3 of #Fakeathon2020 with the theme of Canada. I decided to look at common insects in Canada and found the Green Sweat Bee. Had a cool colour and melded it with old pilot uniforms.
#artchallenge #fakemon #artistsontwitter
Have you checked out the winners of the 'Art of 3D Insects Challenge' on @ArtStationHQ? We are incredibly inspired by these talented artists conveying their love of nature & curiosity while exploring @adobestock assets inspired by our digital collection. See thread for top 3.
@A_Bin_Chicken @OmuMacaw Thank you aaa! I do insects a bunch :D i can only reply with one picture but this is my bug lad Xarvax c: more art over at https://t.co/BKyfCUQxRN or @larkarts 💞
2/2 Pineapple & cockroaches, from The Insects of Suriname, 1719 edition. Brought to you by traveler, naturalist, & artist Maria Sibylla Merian.
🦋🐛🐞Because we need more beautiful pictures these days!
You probably know the botanical drawings by Maria Sibylla Merian (1647-1717). But did you know she was the very first person to document the metamorphosis of insects? Check the book here https://t.co/rJQcyJACMN
2/2 Life cycle of the Menelaus Blue Morpho butterfly, beautifully documented by Maria Sibylla Merian for her book on the insects of Surinam. Today is her birthday.
Banana Tree Flower with Io Moth, by Maria Sibylla Merian — who was born #onthisday in 1647.
From her pioneering Metamorphosis insectorum Surinamensium (Insects of Suriname), first published in 1705.
See more prints by her in our online prints shop: https://t.co/ASX37Nx31n
Born on this day 1647, naturalist & artist Maria Sibylla Merian. Here, Teucer Owl Butterfly & Rainbow Whiptail Lizard among the bananas, from her book The Metamorphosis of the Insects of Suriname, 1705.
#OTD in 1647, Maria Sibylla Merian was born in Frankfurt. She was one of the first naturalists to observe the life cycle of insects. Merian is also known for her beautiful scientific illustrations.
Happy birthday Maria Merian born #OTD in 1647. Artist, entomologist &, #HERper. Her #book on insects of Surinam is one of our favourites & we often feature it in our tweets. More in our blog: https://t.co/3BBIt38C1I #SciArt #EntHist #WomenInSTEM