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Another in my #tentaclegirl series this time a red squid. #illustration #digitalart #cephalopod #artoftheday
Octopus vulgaris. The anatomy portion of this is highly simplistic, and somewhat speculative, I dint know a tremendous amount about the internal anatomy of cephalopods. But anyway, let me know what you guys think!
All the cephalopods are not equal.
#ACNH #acnhfanart #animation #marina #animator
octo squad ... the 3 cutest cephalopods you know #ACNH #AnimalCrossing
@MontereyAq Here's some Cuttlefish art I made a while back. The Cuttlefish is my number one cephalopod <3
Obsessive About Octopuses is OUT TODAY in USA with @flyingeyebooks Thanks to my heroes @PersistentPeril for animating this trailer and @jameslockehart for the sound
#animation #illustration #octopuses #octopus #artwork #vectorart #digitalart #animalart #animal #cephalopod
drew the resident cephalopod walking bisexual disaster Churi for my broseph @planetstardream
On Saturdays we color @SarahMackAttack's ink-credible cephalopod coloring book 😍😍 #selfcare
@glitzylemonade We are Sammi & Annie - a best friend artist duo from Australia ☺️ We draw a mix of things. This is Cephi the Cephalopod and Sassy Squirrel (our main OCs), and two other pieces 🥰
Marine Biologist Carl Chun, Discoverer of the 'Vampire Squid' Publishes the First, Fully-Illustrated Atlas of Cephalopods in 1910 - Flashbak https://t.co/MDWMfzkjNP
The Cephalopoda
Mastigoteuthis glaukopis (1+2) and flammea (3+4)
#science #cephalopods #illustrations
The Cephalopoda
Benthoteuthis megalops Verrill
(Bathyteuthis abyssicola Hoyle)
#science #cephalopods #illustrations
The Cephalopoda
Calliteuthis hoylei + reversa and Histoteuthis juveniles
#science #cephalopods #illustrations
The Cephalopoda
Abraliopsis morisii (mature female)
#science #cephalopods #illustrations
The Cephalopoda
Polypus levis Hoyle (male) - Port Gazelle, Keguelen
#science #cephalopods #illustrations
The Cephalopoda
Polypus levis Hoyle (male) - Port Gazelle, Keguelen
#science #cephalopods #illustrations
'It may indeed be likened to an enormous many-limbed organism of an antediluvian time - partaking of the cephalopod in shape - lying lifeless, and covered with a thin green cloth, which hides its substance, while revealing its contour.'
Credits in comments.
#HillfortsWednesday
For a moment of reprieve from the terrors of our moment and our species, savor these stunning and sensual 19th-century squid and octopus illustrations from the world's first encyclopedia of deep-sea cephalopods https://t.co/TDXn0DSzIO