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Celebrate by exploring illustrations from the collection by in our "Women Illustrators in Natural History" Collection: https://t.co/esVjqFH6bi

here by Maria Sibylla Merian via : https://t.co/RTuRNzLlSk

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2018-03-07

"Antillean Terrapins" (1940) by Thomas Barbour & Archie Carr presents several years of research on testudines of the West Indies. It includes by Eugene N. Fischer & Jessie Sawyer. Explore it in via : https://t.co/tBotmCMzGK

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2018-03-06

"Intersecting orbits" 18 x 24 in on paper I think of inelastic scattering phenomena in electron diffraction, but you'll see what you see.
Print https://t.co/bbdRut1UEy
Original https://t.co/GZFTf48OAU

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2018-03-06

Had the pleasure of working with on a series of aorta related illustrations. This illustration shows the different classifications for the position of the supra aortic vessels.

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2018-03-06

Highlights from the stream, a with Leedsichthys, swimming Avaceratops (with hybodont), courting Dimorphodon and Icarosaurus in a storm.

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2018-03-05

Highlights from last nights stream: wooly rhino dozing in the Spring sun, a beached Dunkelosteus, Postosuchus portrait and Camarasaurus under the desert moon (I remembered too late that these humps are unlikely).

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2018-03-05

Highlights from the stream I did three days ago, Unitatherium giving birth, Moschops digging for roots, a cute Hyperodapedon and a hungry Bawitius (yes, that's a juvi Spinosaurus on the surface).

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2018-03-04

Some sketches from yesterdays stream. Parapuzosia, Jinyunpelta, Genyornis and Moeritherium.

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2018-03-04

For & explore & poetry by Clarissa Munger Badger within "Wild Drawn and Colored from Nature" (1859), digitized in by : https://t.co/D6XoXWdsbp

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2018-03-03

I went through a big phase practicing my modelling and rendering skills when I was first learning

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2018-03-02

Kicking off a celebration of with an illustrated tribute to We begin with Rosalind Franklin and Send me your fav women of science to draw!

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2018-03-02

Art in Science student Gabrielle is cell sculptures created by the year 7 high school students she is currently working with & the 3D visualisations in Studio Professional are pretty cool!

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2018-03-02

Astronomers announced detection of the universe's first stars, far earlier than previously thought. Here is the art I got to create to showcase their discovery . Find out more: https://t.co/WuPj9h3I93

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2018-03-01

Anyone here learning Amazing procedural material by
Alexandr Gluhachev via https://t.co/pzA1jLgQfJ

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2018-02-28

Tasar Silkworm (Antheraea paphia). by Richard Polydore Nodder for George Shaw, Naturalist's Miscellany (1789-1813), Vol. 16. Contributed to by and : https://t.co/BRon0Ts52X

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2018-02-28