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Another cute Friday by artist Catrin Welz-Stone 🦑👯‍♀️🐙

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"The Fabric of - from 2013, and possibly my most popular (and stolen) art piece I've done.

It was originally designed for a T-shirt exhibition and the theme was "#organic."

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Happy Abdim's Storks (Ciconia abdimii) are natives of Africa. by Müller for Christian Gottfried Ehrenberg, Symbolae Physicae, Zoologica I, Avium, Part 1 (1828). Contributed by : https://t.co/7usbm1jimr

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There is nothing better than to peruse through old Drury's description of his illustrations is just as amazing as the drawings itself. Thank you for making gems like this available

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Another image I created for a patron. I love creating these in series - surface, muscles, and skeleton. Then I send one to the patron each month.

If you'd like some anatomy art, check out the 10 pledge options here – https://t.co/RGxGc85t3m

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Happy Whiskered Bats (Myotis mystacinus subsp. mystacinus). by A. Beaumont for Faune des vertébrés de la Suisse, Vol. 1 (1869) by Victor Fatio. Contributed to by : https://t.co/i4fpboc9Dn --

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Tamandua is a genus of anteaters. of the northern tamandua (Tamandua mexicana) for from "Manual para el rastreo de mamíferos silvestres de México" (2012) by J.M.A. Sánchez, in via & : https://t.co/91Rl6ZXCuE

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For this I'm wanting to show what some of the initial designs for this personal project I've been working on for the past couple of months to maybe help with identifying hydromedusae from around the world...cause who doesn't love jellies.

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The Muusoctopus levis is found in subantarctic waters in the Southern Ocean. by Rübsaamen from "The Cephalopoda" (1975), an English translation of Carl Chun's "Die Cephalopoden" (1910-15). In via : https://t.co/dJgZlDAi0T

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"The Colours Fade" interpretation of the superb

Breaking up the with my more "illustrative style." This one has been my cover image for years. Hope to do another piece like it soon!

+ Cintiq | 2013

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As a librarian, I'm interested in rare books, particularly those with botanical illustrations! While I don't currently work with special collections items, I use to locate pretty things like this: https://t.co/VR2Jc3wd5S

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What is *supposed* to look like versus what it looks like in my head :) there’s the of doing science which I may never master. There’s a science in art I may never grasp.

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Did you see this beautiful of the 3 species we're working to protect? This was done by . If you also enjoy making we'd love to see your rendition of these frogs too! See them at https://t.co/ApqUBewgoB and send submissions to info.com

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Day 5... 'Connection' sappy For those moments where someone else just gets you. Whoever and wherever they are.

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Thomas Horsfield's 1828-29 "Descriptive Catalogue" describes & illustrates Lepidoptera collected in Java. The copy in contributed by , includes colored & uncolored versions of by C.M. Curtis, J.H. Newton, and J.G. Dopert: https://t.co/uKR8ux6bSE

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Highlights from the Anurognathus, Arctops, Kaprosuchus and the real Megalodon.

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Osteotomy avoiding tooth follicles. All images © Body Scientific International. All rights reserved. Images protected by Digimarc
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and unite with "The Native Flowers and Ferns of the United States" (1879-80) by Thomas Meehan. This 4-volume work describes and illustrates over 300 species. View it in via : https://t.co/c36C65NPXr

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Lacaze-Duthiers' "Histoire naturelle du corail" (1864) provides a scholarly history of the study of corals along with details on physiology, reproduction & larval metamorphosis. Explore it in via https://t.co/8DLRKKwcZI

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Anatomy of the Easter bunny. Super late, but I’ve been having fun picking away at it between other work.

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