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Day 17 - Prompt - Face. © 2019 Body Scientific International, LLC. All Rights Reserved. Image protected by Digimarc.

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2019-10-17

My illustration of some rose chafer beetles (Cetonia aurata)!
prints: https://t.co/ZYCrsAx4Hn

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2019-10-17

Quick (1-2hr) speedpaint of Caihong after a forest fire. I definitely want to make this a detailed painting...

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2019-10-17

Drop everything and Google willow ptarmigan call. It is the goofiest thing you will hear all day!
Thanks to climate change, AK's state bird is projected to lose 46% of its current habitat (w/ 3 deg C warming)😔

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2019-10-17

I tweeted about Katharina Barbara Rösel von Rosenhof, 1741-1804, as a historical but she also coloured plates depicting in "De natuurlyke historie der insecten, ...", [1764]. I showed these to a few Citizen Crane

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2019-10-17

WIP (Work In Progress): Fossil Fracas related elephants may be my most prolific work, but I've also been working on more realistic renders of elephants. Pictured here, a prototype poster layout for my Forest Elephant.

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2019-10-17

Rachel Lockwood is a Norfolk based painter who creates stunning oils in response to hours spent observing her subject from life. She created this painting having watched a pair of barn owls rear their brood using a barn owl box next to her studio.

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2019-10-17

is an Italian watercolour artist, who spends a lot of time observing and drawing birds in the field. He took part in the BTO/SWLA Flight Lines Project where he documented migratory birds using the Po valley as they crossed Europe.

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2019-10-17

The theme is early to allow time for a contest! Related to the post on fish mascots, please design a fish mascot for Sunday! The winner will receive an art print. Here is 's Polly as an example. Please retweet so people see!

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2019-10-17

Eels are slick, gracious and they travel thousands of miles. In my picture book, which you can get here: https://t.co/fhuhlLajuO I explore all the mysteries of this unique creature.

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2019-10-16

The genus Zeledonia, containing the single species Zeledonia coronata, was named in honor of Costa Rican ornithologist José Castulo Zeledón. by Henrik Grönvold from the "Ibis" (ser. 8, vol. 5, 1905), in via ➡️ https://t.co/twwYk9zBZx

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2019-10-16

Some of you may remember Sami Bayly from our Brisbane conference—her book, The Illustrated Encyclopaedia of Ugly Animals, has just been published! It explores how illustration can bring attention to overlooked (or downright unappealing) subjects.

https://t.co/loLKMj0yHG

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2019-10-15

Didn't post much last week bc I was focused on paper writing! So today I'm sharing a bit of 🦑#sciart from by the incredible Jenn Deutscher https://t.co/olXRrbGQma😍

Also, our (https://t.co/lflVkDPbzP) is ✨ALMOST@$10K!✨🥳#scicomm

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2019-10-14

Inktober days 9-12
Swing: Miragaia and Lourinhanosaurus
Pattern: Platecarpus and Tusoteuthis
Snow: Nanuqsaurus
Dragon: Cryodrakon

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2019-10-14

Inktober Day 13: EYES. I’ve realised that I won’t be able to do a drawing every day - but I am going to try my hardest to keep up. The great thing about these prompts is that I am trying to draw parts of the body in ways I never have before.

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2019-10-14

Day 10 and we're going micro with today's prompt. Cells, we’re full of them! People are digging deep and drawing all different kinds of cells.

Be sure to use the hashtag so that we can see your creations!

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2019-10-12