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Shale and Cervious enjoying some quality time in the forest.
This was streamed for Patrons, who also voted for this pairing to be the subject. If you wanna see streams, WIPs, hi-res versions of pics and other goodies, go check it out!
Monday I finally purchased a permanent license for Substance Designer. Have some cotton candy and shale fossil materials
I wanted to make a new cat boy but ended up revamping my old one. Also he's been renamed! What was once called Shale is now named Roan owo
#art #digitalart #originalcharacters
You’re invited to Shaler Area High School March 28th from 6-9 PM to meet @MarcelWalker1, artist of the acclaimed CHUTZ-POW! comic-book series created and published by @HCofPGH. Visit https://t.co/XmzyR1Uaqn for more details! #comics #pittsburgh #pittsburghart
@guitarmass Shalendris Oaksong is a restoration druid! She's not as good as those other druids, but she gets the job done!
NYSM scientists are investigating a tortuous meltwater path created over 16,000 years ago in, around & over folded & eroded limestone, shale, & sandstone near Ravena, NY. Left behind was a complex landscape created by overlapping geologic processes over a long period of time.
Another piece of Shalendris done by ManiacPaint on DeviantArt!
This map held at @morethanadodo, produced by civil engineer William Smith in 1817, shows the altitude and geological makeup of a cross-setion of British land, from Mt Snowdon to London. Oxford is built on "clunch clay & shale", we've learned. https://t.co/7rWAzR4fVS
Commission for @_shabada, of their OC Shalendris.
It was lovely to work with them.
#nightelf #wow #worldofwarcraft #bigasstiddies #nsfw
@DrawingsByFlora @purplemoonbun Hey I’m shale and I mostly draw with pencil: my insta is @ shale_art
A great new reconstruction by @MesozoicMuse for the recent paper out on agnostids from the Burgess Shale. A nice example of how helpful paleoart is for making your work accessible to scientists, media, and the public in general, especially in #DeepTime
https://t.co/gdKK92SlPr
My newest contribution is with Joe Moysiuk and J.B. Caron @UofT_Palaeo, shedding some light on the anatomy of Agnostids from the Burgess Shale! Congrats guys! https://t.co/kMU4Q1cE9j
"#BurgessShale fossils shed light on the agnostid problem" - new research by Joseph Moysiuk and @ROMtoronto's Dr. Jean-Bernard Caron.
Illustration by @MesozoicMuse.
Read more: https://t.co/hYjLpZ5Uho