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starting now. I hope you've planned something nice. It's great time to be in the wild 😀

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2019-05-03

Hippocampal Formations- inspired equally by the and by satellite images of erosion patterns in the Jordanian desert. The patterns of the paths of least resistance, nature is A few prints still available https://t.co/f2ty0sj38e

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2019-05-04

Find me to talk about art on climate change at ! I also work in the NAS Building and would be happy to tell you more about it and our current exhibits. Pictured: Work by Diane Burko, , and .

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2019-05-03

I've not done much accuracy and realism are what interests me, but this 2014 T-shirt design for the (palaeontology conference) was great fun.

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2019-05-03

Our favorite Burt has a new blog post! He talks about our research showing that his responds better to signals from females, while his wimpy friend Tyrone's brain responds to signals from males


https://t.co/DYoDeOx7Xu

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2019-05-03

Our 3d printable T4 model is now available for download! https://t.co/aXi8t3TajL . I added a bayonet-style fitting (used in cameras, borescopes, etc.) to hold the parts together.

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2019-05-02

Favourite Squitten painting EVER 🦑😻🐙

🎨: Lindsay Wakefield

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2019-05-02

I've even started to play around with some more arty-art (though it's not focused at this point) because I have all the materials with me. Still working on that part...

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2019-05-02

Here is an example of how photography is a great tool for

These are gooseneck barnacles, a common marine invertebrate found along the coast of Washington State.

I took the photo which helped me illustrate my painting.

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2019-05-01

The embryology of the ophthalmic artery (OA) has been an area of interest in the clinical literature since Dorcas Padget’s 1948 publication on the topic. Understanding of anomalous OAs is essential in preventing injury during procedures. https://t.co/sFehCNXdra

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2019-05-01

This one is a speculative breeding display of a male Dilophosaurus, which also has an extensive covering of speculative filaments

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2019-04-30

This beluga whale looks completely harmless and adorable but it is actually a dangerous Russian spy

Look at its face: you can tell it's hiding state secrets and planning many treasons

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2019-04-30

I was thinking about the connection we have with the natural environment and how our brains respond by releasing lovely feel-good chemicals, and this little drawing emerged. Ink, saltwater, pen + pencil.

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2019-04-30

All four of my newest images are now finally up for sale on (https://t.co/aB44PUvzKH) - the doctorfish tang and Günther's flat-tail gecko - and 20% off for the time being! Retweets are most appreciated!

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2019-04-29

Results from this very short
First is a little tutorial I gave on drawing theropods in this perspective, then we had Noasaurus followed by Borissiakia.

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2019-04-29

Rudd is a little colorful found all over European lakes and rivers, nearly as abundant as its close cousin

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2019-04-28

Arty opinions people...
Portrait or landscape?!?

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2019-04-28

Highlights from the marine bird
Hokkaidornis, Canadaga, Penguinus, Chendytes.

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2019-04-28