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“Now more than ever, it feels paramount to inspire a shifted perspective on the way we view the natural world—to explore and appreciate what is so often overlooked” Check out Hillary Waters Fayle's incredible nature-inspired on the blog: https://t.co/OyOZPCpkpB

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Happy New Year😀 Where are we heading in 2020? The road is bright but it may also get hazy at some point. Here's to the exciting next 12 months🦊

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Here are some of my favorite pieces of I did in 2019, here is to an even brighter 2020!

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Me and my kids for upcoming challenging year ahead 🙏
Happy new year 2020 ! 🎉

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is definitely full of science, writing and illustrator.

But also so full of drawing and sketching and ! My very first commissioned projects are now done and will be out soon. Can't wait to do a great deal more in 2020!🥂

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Feathered creatures are among my absolutely favorite animals to draw. In 2019 I enjoyed studying the incredible variety and colors of marine and forest birds across our continent.

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This is my last piece of of 2019. A horridus and a rex. Probably the two most well recognized dinosaurs.

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Day 7 of Theme: Borealopelta. I was not at all in the mood to draw one so I killed, halved and silhouetted it. As one does.. (Istiodactyls and Deinonychus feed on its corpse).

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I had some much fun drawing various marine characters throughout this year and will certainly continue this tradition in 2020😀 A quick overview of some aquatic illustrations I've done in 2019.

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Botanical artist Karen Kluglein will be teaching "Painting Spring Flowers" at The Sag Harbor Inn on Long Island, NY on April 17 through 19, 2020. Emphasis will be on color accuracy, observational skills, composition, and watercolor techniques.

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Definitely one of my favorite illustrations I did in 2019. Hoping to do more atmospheric, surreal stuff in the coming year😀

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Results from the
Morrosaurus, Besanosaurus and Dinocarcinus (just published by et al)

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End of the year cleanup of my archives... here's an oldie: a I made of one of my favorite places in Teddy Roosevelt Island! If you're in the district, worth a visit.

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Where do get the bulk of their mass? Find out the (possibly) surprising answer in today's multi-panel at https://t.co/kTIaOUvFOB

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It might be the last illustration of 2019 I've done. Look at that hazy, winter landscape 😊🦊🌲

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SOME THINGS CAN BE FIXED. SOME THINGS ARE JUST TOO BROKEN
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«Stuff comes apart... It's called the Second Law of Thermodynamics. It's also called "life"».

(#GreysAnatomy 13x17)

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Scientific illustrator Lizzie Harper's "Christmas Greenery" article explores the history surrounding how and why we bring plants like holly into our homes during the holidays. Read more --> https://t.co/KYU43uiOVV

Portfolio: https://t.co/Jsf58ELHBX

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I'm sorry to have missed so many days, but here is another from me. Gymnocorymbus ternetzi, a black skirt tetra.

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Thank you to all who shared my this year. 💕Thank you to my old customers and new. Merry Christmas to all!

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Some more of my for - Deep Sea edition:
- Pompeii Worms
- Carnivorous Killer Sponge
- Vampire Squid

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