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I'm terrified that we're causing a serious, if veiled, environmental collapse for the past few decades. But I admit I'm fascinated by the concept of a natural apocalypse and mass extinctions. Here's my take on some of them from our past

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Day 5 of is a cartoon teaser by a new artist on our team, Jacinta (). Leonardo da Vinci, famously known as a painter, produced remarkable drawings of human anatomy and the brain! New cartoon posted next week

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Imaging is making it easier to see the beauty in anatomy and whether its our carpal tunnel (stippling joke!), a xiphisternal flare of a pangolin tongue or the shadowy underpinnings of flight. Sometimes I think its making us lazier, letting machines draw for us.

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Anterior view of the liver by Emma Cheng Medical Illustration.

View Emma Cheng's portfolio here: https://t.co/U2jYnRsUH2

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Chicken head musculoskeletal biomechanics methods from our currently funded Dinosaur-Bird biomechanics & evolution grant.

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Art Joins Science in Coral Communication. features our recent exhibition by Diane Burko! https://t.co/i7AITaCnAE

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Still coming down out there! That tweetstorm won't let up.

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Day 5 of Tweet Storm. Working in Scientific Illustration means getting it right, preserving accuracy. My thoughts on the tyrannosaur/nanotyrannus discussion are entirely irrelevant when my job is to accurately record what is before me. It's an odd but real sense of peace.

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Another one for
This cool dude is a giant also called ant bears (Myrmecophaga tridactyla). They live in South/Central America and I'm sure you can guess what they eat 😎

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For day 5 of the Tweet Storm here is an illustration I did for my in-prep book which was also shown during last year exhibit “Picturing the Past”. It is a group of Dimorphodon, one of my favorite pterosaurs. Also because today is

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I've seen a lot of tweets going around so I figured I'd throw in some of my favorite vectors.

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Aight let's get in on this business. Here's just a handful of old dead animals I've drawn - Flexomornis, Plesiosaurus, Anomalocaris, and Zygodactylus!

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Hsisosuchus and an Angustinaripterus friend

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tweetstorm day 5, random stuff, third entry: series of (mostly patagonian, marine and some freshwater dwellers) made for the book Peces y Pesca Deportiva https://t.co/u2i9Su5tBM

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tweetstorm day 5, random stuff, second entry, Birds from Buenos Aires city, made for an illustrated checklist

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¿Quien es tu ilustradora científica
favorita? ¡Publica una ilustración suya y etiquetanos!

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Warthog anatomy anyone? Discover a simple way to remember the muscles next week as part of this SciArt presentation. It really helps improve where you put your grooves and shading! https://t.co/EacSdbJUCD

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Sarah, ZSL's Archivist, did an online chat session with some KS2 students about Joan Procter, ZSL's former Curator of Reptiles and Amphibians. Find out more about Joan Procter in Sarah's blog https://t.co/FtZy4lwnv6

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Loving the and had to add my watercolor drawing of jellyfish.

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