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The skeleton was on display pre-2000s, set in dated tail-dragging pose [pic]
Here are some of our slightly updated reconstructions of April from few years back, done wonderfully by @Sketchy_raptor & coloured by me
@Jake_Atterby & @Palaeo_Meghan also were pivotal in this project
Her name is Alma at least that's the one she gave us. She is a techno-biological alien human hybrid.
She has complete control of her cells and can reconstruct her arms into a variety of weapons
Founding member of Redshocks hero team
#art #artist #drawing #digitalart #superhero
Zhoukoudian was not the first discovery place of Homo erectus, but thanks to the work of Franz Weidenreich in the 1930s and 1940s, it became the prototype for the way later scientists understood this #hominin. One reason was his reconstruction of the L2 skull. #paleoanthropology
When the skeleton was first described, the tracheal cartiliage was misidentified as a dorsal (=on-the-back) fringe, which you can see in CR Knight's reconstructions of Tylosaurus in the 1899 paper & accompanying FR221 on display @AMNH (& @FieldMuseum's P15144!)
#MosasaurMonday
New 2000 year tree ring reconstruction just dropped! We are now clearly anomalously warm in the context of the past two millennia. I wonder why *puzzled face*. Paper by @thirstygecko & colleagues. https://t.co/MKXM2gmIbd
#Procreate
上司より初めての依頼
僧帽弁置換術での後尖処理について
左: 元絵
右: 仕上がり
参照: Carpentier’s Reconstructive Suurgery
The neotype, USNM 4734, has a fragmentary skull which underwent distortion. This lead to it being reconstructed with a very short snout that looks like an Allosaurid cosplaying as an Abelisaurid. This weirdness is what influenced the short snouted Allosaurus in WWD
'No. 2 "The Reconstruction of Belgium"' ~ George Clausen (1917).
Here he depicts Belgium rising from the ashes, where ruins are being restored and new structures are being built. On a scaffold is a sculptor with hammer and chisel modelling a monument to Belgium’s strength.
Niankhkhnum & Khnumhotep
Wonderful reconstruction from the graves of earliest gay lovers of whom we have record, Niankhkhnum & Khnumhotep, https://t.co/q1lgRoxgok
Praise the Lord of Sky and Storms whose grace grants me the ability to roast mobs' åsses for 100 rounds straight, after something like 10 fillings, root canal therapy and a dental reconstruction I'm done with the ordeal.
Here's a beastie wip to celebrate.
#wip #creaturedesign
Another Calgary Zoo instalment, Spinosaurus! Major thanks to @kathronodon for her help with reconstructing the hands of this awesome predator!
Instead of showing it as a fast aquatic predator, I've painted this fella just taking a leisurely soak on a hot day
// body horror
come closer vittorio im a normal doll creature that can deconstruct and reconstruct any physical thing i want to be your friend
Stw 53: Homo or not Homo? Some #Melbourne #lockdown digital reconstructions from my lounge room that probably do not shed light on this question! #fossilfriday
🔸Subtotal gastrectomy🔸
➡️75% of the stomach is resected
➡️The passage can be reconstructed using the proximal jejunum as a Roux-en-Y reconst.
➡️Jejunojejunostomy is 40 cm downstream from gastrojejunostomy to ⬇️ the possibility of reflux gastritis
#SoMe4Surgery #MedTwitter
Impressive Japanese Data Viz 1930 - Teito Fukkō Jigyō Zuhyō 帝都復興事業図表 (Statistical Graphics Illustrating the Imperial Capital Reconstruction Project). https://t.co/tyyatMC9Q8
Precursor to 1935 Graphic Illustration of Tokyo City https://t.co/QzZ2mBvmu2
#Santé⚕️| L'essai clinique d'un #capteur du @CEA_Leti, a démontré son efficacité pour mesurer la saturation en oxygène des tissus. Cette mesure peut être utile pour anticiper les zones susceptibles de se nécroser en cas de #chirurgie reconstructrice👉https://t.co/yw5ulKtE25
@KristinaDraws Hello! Lemme share my art - I do palaeoart professionally (reconstruction of prehistoric animals) & character design 🕺🏻🕺🏻
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)