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ReadItDaddy's Second Picture Book of the Week - Week Ending 28th September 2018: "Power to the Princess" by Vita Murrow and Julia Bereciartu (Lincoln Children's Books) https://t.co/uZDGMgGfCX

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2018-09-28

Apart from my regular reconstructions I am planning to include a lot of my sketches in my upcoming book. I’m trying to pack it as full of images as possible. I’ve always liked the look of sketches, regardless if they represent unfinished ideas

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2018-09-28

Red-Headed Lovebird (Agapornis pullarius). by Frederick Polydore Nodder for George Shaw, Naturalist's Miscellany, Vol. 1 (1789-1813). Contributed to by and : https://t.co/NBa3R4YZhk

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2018-09-27

It's Datura (also known as Jimsonweed, Locoweed, Devil's snare, and Hell's Bells) appears in this 16th century herbal by Cristóbal Acosta; via and . See more here: https://t.co/eFXZsfoNNZ

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2018-09-26

I look forward to sharing this new reportage art book, STELLAR, at New York Comic Con 2018. Come check it out at booth 1145...https://t.co/TtWQ33rNbp

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2018-09-26

Happy to preview my submissions for 🦖#PicturingthePastSVP 🦖
Not sure why I hadn't done this sooner.

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2018-09-25

An old school assignment for a course. We had real (dead) insects under a microscope for reference, I painted the weird little creature A lot of fun!

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2018-09-25

Highlights from the Invertebrate Nipponites, Attercopus, Telephina and Gigatitan (yes, stupid name).

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2018-09-24

After mucking it up and starting over from scratch, here is Lachnolaimus maximus, the hogfish, for my contribution to this week's And, of course, I had help as usual.

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2018-09-24

Agar is a wobbly jelly-like substance that scientists grow bacteria on. But did you know that it was inspired by pudding? Read more at the blog: https://t.co/ttLk7VXqbe

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2018-09-24

Highlights from the Kimberella, Ptychodus, Eocarchia, Goyocephale.

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2018-09-23

Digitized galore! I am pleased to know , extraordinaire, who once worked National Library of Medicine (https://t.co/sUjE5wLjyx (image);
https://t.co/izkxvNdESc)
and now is at Rare Books
(https://t.co/335RWqB69O

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2018-09-23

Feeling crabby after a long week? These crustaceans understand. But you can unclench your pincers, because it's Friday!

by J.O. Westwood from "Transactions of the Zoological Society of London" v. 2 (1841), contributed in by : https://t.co/a6SSPjn9Eq

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2018-09-21

My illustration of a member of the order Titanoptera, insects from the Triassic! They were related to modern grasshoppers, and had what seems to be raptorial forelegs. Their wingspan could reach 36cm.
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Prints: https://t.co/lEEaE21wVP

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2018-09-21

Dare I admit I've spent the day recycling tweets from 2016? The historic content is still just as awesome (it's even more historic). It totally deserves a second airing! (And thx to I can now say so much more about this beautiful ).

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2018-09-20

Editorial illustration for research on aggressive temperature control for fever in the Intensive Care Unit. Would anyone be interested in a video on my process to design it?

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2018-09-20

New to the : "Hortus Canalius" (1823), by Ignaz Friedrich Tausch, illustrating & describing a selection of the plants found at the botanical garden of Emanuel Joseph Malabaila von Canal. Explore the thanks to : https://t.co/dmfY17bGoo

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2018-09-19

Highlights from the Lithornis, Myotragus, Adeopapposaurus and Rhizodus.

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2018-09-17