Hi! I’m Mayu, 20, medical student from India! I like to doodle mobage fanart and study Sumerian mythology on the side~

44 127

Succubus of the Day
You will fall in love
You will suffer
And in the end you will burn
The perfect love-story...
Art by Tony Wang GooD HopE Ereshkigal goddess of Kur, the land of the dead or underworld in Sumerian mythology

0 1

See also the 's webpage about which includes a 3-minute animated video about the artist's contributions to science: https://t.co/odi1hxPNxr

5 5

Maria Sibylla Merian 🎨

The New Book of Flowers (1675-1680)

9 25

German-born naturalist and scientific illustrator—and pioneer—Maria Sibylla Merian (1647-1717).

22 146

「Kamerian. 」新作グッズ‼️
▼クッション (ブルー / ピンク)

JR東京駅構内
グランスタ東京1F 美術雑貨店「VINYL」にて
10/1(木)~ 販売スタート🐰

5 9

We're also big Merian fans! She was prominently featured in an exhibition on women & that we organized w/our friends .

https://t.co/cpCeke7O85

1 4

Rumor has it that 's new book on army includes an illustration from our History of Science Collection, specifically this image from Maria Sibylla Merian's Metamorphosis insectorum Surinamensium (1705).

🐜📚🐜

https://t.co/8bzw7IQTRQ

https://t.co/kV5zrdsBP6

1 8

The Cimmerian People of the Black Circle
Conan abducts Princess Yasmina. Writer Sylvain Runberg, adapted from a story by Robert E. Howard, Artist Jae Kwang Park, Colorist Hiroyuki Ooshima. One of Howard’s more complex tales, isn’t served as well as is should by the art. 3/5

0 1

🖌️ ART ACTIVITY: Life Cycles! Maria Sibylla Merian made pictures of butterflies that were both artistic and scientific. Learn about a life cycle and create art about it!

📋 Joseph Mulder after Maria Sibylla Merian (1647-1717), "The Metamorphoses of the Insects of Surinam," 1705.

0 1

To make sense of today we need to go to the time before the the the We need to go back to Join and her friend Ben for an epic journey!

8 10

Hi cimmerian! My commissions are always open but your DMS are not so please contact me anytime if interested working togheter 😉📩📩⤵️

0 0

He looks more like a Pict (they appear in this story) than like a Cimmerian; to me at least. Lol.

Demon's Gate was also released in a trade edition with a Ken Kelly cover.

The story is one of my least favourite Green efforts.

0 3

Here is one last compare to end our today from Merian’s 'New Book of Flowers' (1680) & an embroidery pattern from Helm (c. 1725)

We'll be back tomorrow to explore needle paintings in the 18th & 19th c. featuring Angelica Kauffman - get excited!

3 9

Merian’s works were valued for their skilled depiction of bugs & flowers as well as their aesthetic, showing the versatility of her art & science to work as designs & serious science. Not sure many scientists can claim their work impacted decorative art so profoundly?#museumbuddy

0 3

We can compare Merian’s print to the floral embroidery on this c.1700 stomacher - thanks to my for finding this gorgeous example. I love how the spacing (maybe?) mimics the spacing on the page of Merian’s print.

0 3

This engraving from her 1680 ‘New Book of Flowers’ was promoted for botanical study, but Merian understood how it could & would be used as a pattern book if she made the prints pattern-like, transferable to textile.

0 12

Merian made ‘needle paintings’ & taught embroidery. So, when she began to work on paper she was primed to think how her works would translate across media. Her early compositions in print & drawing were also useful patterns/design inspiration for textiles. This image

1 13

Merian drew for art & science: ‘I was always encouraged to embellish my flower painting with caterpillars, summer birds [butterflies] & such little animals in the same manner in which landscape painters do in pictures, to enliven the one through the other. . .’

1 12

Merian is best known as a printmaker, botanical artist & entomologist (just a few things!), but like most 17th c. women, she was trained in needlepoint and fabric making from about age 8. Here's an early, gorgeous (!!!) hand-coloured engraving from the 1670s

3 19