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After adjusting a few things for the upcoming AMI conference, I figured I’d share my pathology piece from fall semester 🕷! I really enjoyed this piece, loved the chance to render some more gnarly content 😜.

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2019-06-12

A team of artists, scientists & engineers created a experiment to about how whirlpools work. Viewers are encouraged to look for visual & audio patterns in the swirling balls contained in the “particle chamber” https://t.co/GCOuOggAZg (Image: Tony Zahtila)

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2019-06-12

The Bigfin squids are an elusive group of cephs that are rarely seen, especially as adults. It's easy to identify them when we do find them because their fins can be up to 90% of the mantle length!

family Magnapinna

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2019-06-11

Bateman was also the author of "The Orchidaceae of Mexico and Guatemala" ([1837]-1843), the largest botanical book ever produced with lithographic plates. It features by Sarah Anne Drake & Augusta Withers. Learn more on our blog ➡️ https://t.co/UP3k22DSae

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2019-06-10

Today’s very quick warmup sketch, I did not have a lot of time to sketch today. Imagine if you saw Carnotaurus walking towards you, probablynin a curious but slightly alert demeanor.

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2019-06-10

We've been seeking out all things orchidaceous for this week's Caroline Maria Applebee's delicate 19th century illustration shows 2 native UK orchid species - Ophrys insectifera (fly orchid) & Ophrys apifera (bee orchid).

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2019-06-10

He doesn't have a Twitter, but everyone should check out Lucas Attwell. One of my favorite up-and-coming paleoartists with a knack for flora and a painterly style. He's only 18(!!!) which makes me want to die only a little.
https://t.co/0viuFFymwW

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2019-06-09

Results from the
Monolophosaurus, Longisquama, Cistecephalus, Albertonectes.

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2019-06-09

Thanks so much to for the amazing artwork that accompanies this blog post!

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2019-06-08

Maria E. Miller was a Halifax-based teacher, artist & poet. Encouraged by local botanist Titus Smith, she painted local wildflowers & published her in "Wild Flowers of Nova Scotia" (1840-1853). Explore her work via : https://t.co/lTX9eHVqFq

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2019-06-07

Good news! I'll be restocking these bandanas by mid-July:
🐝 Honeybee Bugdana
🍯 Black Gold Honeybee Bugddana
🐚 Dark Fossil Bandana
🦴 Light Fossil Bandana
Order now and they'll ship as soon as they get here! https://t.co/T22HXZ6c1u

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2019-06-07

Finished illustration of a neuron for using the stippling method in

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2019-06-06

I was recently commissioned by a genetics company to design a series of colourful illustrations for a disease-themed educational card game! Here's a few of my favorites from the project! :-)

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2019-06-06

According to a thesis by , Tyrannosaurus may have had asymmetrical ears, much like an owl. Here’s a scaly version of the feathery “dish” concept (based on owls), drawn in about 6 minutes.

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2019-06-05

Irises come in a rainbow of colors. "The Genus Iris" (1913) by William Rickatson Dykes highlights many of these, with based almost exclusively from plants growing in the author's own garden. Explore it in thanks to ➡️ https://t.co/4Wvzt0eKOj

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2019-06-05

Another drawing for my nephew Andrew’s birthday card. Finally an arthropod.

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2019-06-04