Reconstructions of Edinburgh, Stirling, Roxburgh and South Berwick Castles four of the five Scottish Castles signed over to English garrisons in the Treaty of Falaise in 1174 by captive King William the Lion of Scots (1165-1214). (Fifth Castle was Jedburgh)

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Here’s some art. The first one is like just colors and a color reference for my reconstruction of the spino. The second one is a random drawing that I named sagittarius a because the dude had a black hole on his shoulder, and the third one was for new years (year of the bull).

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FILM OF THE DAY: Fascinating 2009 documentary/reconstruction of abandoned 1964 psychological thriller from ‘The Gallic Hitchcock’ Original unfinished featured trippy cinematic elements & spellbinding

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Alice B. Woodward was primarily known for her children's storybook illustrations, but she also did scientific illustrations (including dinosaur reconstructions for the Illustrated London News), art for 2 Gilbert & Sullivan operas & was a tutor to the artist Cicely Mary Barker.

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Drew a stegosaurus based on reconstruction. I based the pose on Sophie from the natural history museum in London. I entered the contest on insta so I won’t do it here

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Why did it take 55 years for paleontologists to get suspicious that their reconstruction of Tsintaosaurus had a gaping hole in the middle of its cranium? Instead of assuming it was filled with bone they went "oh ok so the hole housed a pair of ballsacs"

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Gight Castle, Aberdeenshire (Scotland) layout sketch and finished watercolour reconstruction suggestion. L-Plan Keep built by the Gordon family. Site more famous for being the ancestral home of Lord Byron.

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Do you guys know that I'm a writer? XP

Here's my Jerza fun/fluff fict!

https://t.co/jpKsJAeBj0

I didn't have much time lately, but I plan on writing more!

[If you enjoy this story, please check "Reconstruction" out!]

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Hi I'm Emily, most of my work consists of muscle diagrams and life reconstructions of extinct animals but I also make skeletal drawings and the ever elusive 'anime' sometimes.

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Apparently it's so here I go:
Howdeedoodlethere, I'm a focusing on reconstructions and specimen drawings ... oh and I occasionally illustrate fluffy too.

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Did watercolour reconstructions of Dunbar Castle in the 1980's. Just transferred info gathered on to Paint versions in recent years on Twitter.

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Reconstruction (again) of a Tyrannosaurus rex

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Honestly it holds up quite well, the only thing I can pinpoint is the skull, it should have more meat on the back and it should be bigger but this reconstruction is still very good imo, especially how you did the soft tissue on the body and such

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Alan Sorrell had a thing about beams of light in his reconstruction drawings. Tried to copy this effect in Paint as a homage to Sorrell.

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Many of the most important fossils of human relatives are distorted or fragmented. TM 1517 is the holotype of Paranthropus robustus, found in 1938. Here I've done a reconstruction by mirror-imaging the parts that survived fossilization and erosion.

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Apparently is trending so here is two reconstruction I’ve done of it. Velociraptor is a very different animal than many people think, but it is still incredibly cool

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Suzanne Moxhay, Diorama
"In these oddly artificial places, there is a paradoxical crossover between the representational conventions of the theatre and the immersive reconstruction of a real scene." https://t.co/pR3IdHipyl

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As a boy I was amazed at the work of Alan Sorrell. His reconstruction of Dirleton was the first image of its kind I ever saw. So I copied his techinque of boxing views a section at a time. I used (8 pence) Postcard images in 1981 then scaled up to A3 size (Tantallon example)

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We're fast approaching the end of this Ace of Wands 50th Anniversary year - thanks to all you Aces who have made it such a great celebration, and I hope everyone found something to enjoy, from reconstructions to diary pages to music to top trumps! More to come in 2021! 🦉

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Rothesay Castle, Isle of Bute (Scotland) reconstruction. King Robert III died here in 1406 on hearing his Son & Heir James I had been captured by English Pirates off Flambrough Head while fleeing the Bass Rock heading for France.

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