All right here's one from Day 5: Locally threatened

Marbled Murrelets are an endangered species. These enigmatic little seabirds nest hidden away in the dwindling remnants of coastal old-growth rainforest along the Pacific coast of North America

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Still excited about our first day at the Museum for the "AI is Freedom" exhibition!

Here is a piece by that I love! The marbled textures are mesmerizing and colors are some of my favorites 💜💗💙. If you haven't taken a closer look, you should!

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made her a marbled salamander for fun :)

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Marbled paper, 20th century. Antique straight pattern. University of Washington

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Excited to share the latest addition to my shop: marbled art, sea creatures on the shore, beach combing. ebru art on paper, collage https://t.co/BB6LZIVrG9 orange

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Additional characters of mine that I also love so much!

Mochi the shiba marbled fox, Hachiko the shiba mix, Sia the serval, and Sarco the gecko gator!

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. 『ビビッドトーン マーブル模様』
(Vivid tone marbled pattern)

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Marbled Cat

Conservation Status: Near Threatened
Scientific Name: Pardofelis marmorata
Japanese Name: マーブルキャット
Distribution: Southeast Asia
Romanised Name: Māburu kyatto
Diet: Carnivore
Average Lifespan in the Wild: Unknown

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Species vs sona Finley the marbled polecat and Ren the spotted skunk

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Drew my marbled vixen Violet, again.

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Drow with a Marbled Stoat

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Just turned 34. I honestly don't know how long I've been one. lol This is my sona, VeyZ the marbled poleskink.

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omgomg marbled polecat? I was trying to get one added to Super Animal Royale 😭I love the face you really got that mustelid-y shape!

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A marbled evening sun.
The wistful summer breeze.

Nostalgic dance
through forgotten blossoms.

The welcomed glow.

https://t.co/N1RulySRIb

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"We seem to be approaching some kind of giant, marbled bowling ball."
"Uh, that's the earth."

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Been enjoying artfight as much as possible this year despite traveling. @.marbledover

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Great info on the inside enclosed in one beautifully bound volume. For we're sharing The Family Herbal (1812) by Sir John Hill. This book was originally published in 1775. This edition from 1812 is filled with beautiful illustrations that appear after the text.

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