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The 180,000th image uploaded to the BHL is a real showstopper!

This diverse colony of comes from "Zhuki Rossii i zapadnoĭ Evropy" (1905-1915), which presents a variety of beetles from Russia and western Europe. ⁣#SciArt in ➡️ https://t.co/cs5d6Lcx9L

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I treated myself to some new celestial themed paper - loving it for the background!

Here’s something I just finished - a cosmic feather.

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While initially intended to be for a contest I ended up putting it off too much, still was fun as some practice, depicts an early permian environment from the tambach formation with a tambacarnifex pursuing a group of eudibamus.

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Some concept art I did for a hypothetical Prehistoric Park reboot episode in which goes back to Cretaceous Africa and rescues from extinction. Hope we get something like this during my lifetime. If not, one can dream! (1/2)

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And so I begin developing this sketch of the large, Triassic European pseudosuchian Batrachotomus. I went with the sketch on the right. On the left you can see the very early stages of working in this illustration.

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How artists and designers can help you communicate science and what to expect https://t.co/XiTNX17vq4 via

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Red-headed Cardinal Beetle. I am aiming to collage as many UK bugs & beetles as possible. Species suggestions are very welcome!

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Does anyone know the artist for this painting? I found it on Tumblr a few months back but it was uncredited.

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A rosette of yellow nudibranch eggs. I'm experimenting with coloured pencils and am feeling unsure about this early effort.

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New title and description for an older painting because I was never happy with the old title. Check it out here: https://t.co/Qe7WzJYutK
Prints and original available.

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For celebrated Space art for musical projects 🎬🎹✨💫⭐️

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Skeletal diagram of Ichthyovenator laosensis I created for its article. Yep! Turns out that like its later relative Ichthy also had a tail fin! Definitely been a great year for spinosaurid palaeontology 📖.

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Happy Sorry I've been a little MIA, but I do look at them every Sunday, as I have for 2.5 years now! I wanted to add to my growing diagram of fish jaw cartoons. So today, I sketched the jaws of the magnificent tarpon (Megalops atlanticus).

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Results from the !
Sleepy mode, we did Mourasuchus, Sarkastodon, Aepycamelus and H. gorgops.

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Results from the Flocking together
Stellasaurus, Spinosaurus, Dilophosaurus and Proganochelys.

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