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Bringing back a character I haven't drawn in a bit, ESRT dressed up as a nurse! She knows nothing in the medical field but at least she can identify sedimentary and metamorphic rocks, which won't help at all... Oh well, it's only cosplay.
[#oc #myart #art #illustration #illust]
We can see cities during the day and at night, and we can watch rivers dump sediment into the ocean, and see hurricanes form.
— Sally Ride
🎨 It's a New Day by
Susan Card
𝐀 𝐂𝐨𝐥𝐨𝐫𝐟𝐮𝐥 𝐅𝐥𝐨𝐰
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Most Icelandic rivers have their source at one of the numerous glaciers. Along the way to the sea, they transport vital nutrients for the ecosystem in form of sediment, which results in the very abstract colors.
Collect on OpenSea: See pinned tweet
posting a preview of this dude again with some mud/sediment markings, I wanted a Viking look so I wouldn't unintentionally use markers that relate to indigenous tattoos/face paints. But since modern viking depictions take/have similar looks to indigenous traditional looks-
I'm a big fan of these surreal and sedimentary blender portraits by @srcxor https://t.co/Io9EEydSyX
Communities living in the Tigris-Euphrates basin faced periodic changes. One of these was the shifting courses of the rivers, the result of sedimentation/erosion & manmade efforts.
These changes had legal & economic ramifications & were imbued with spiritual significance.
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Lake Erie's Long Point is outlined in turquoise in this natural-color satellite image. The pale color is likely due to limestone sediments in the shallow waters getting resuspended by a seiche or other disturbance.
https://t.co/TZ1Od5hsE8
#Efeméride La geóloga Florence Bascom (1862-1945) nació un 14 de julio.
Fue experta en cristalografía, mineralogía y petrografía.
Demostró petrográficamente que rocas consideradas sedimentarias eran en realidad flujos de lava metamorfizados.
https://t.co/Oj36Bxml2h
I’m excited to share our new paper, out now in @PNASNews. We used #fossil #shark scales (denticles) preserved in coral reef sediments to reconstruct the pre-exploitation baseline of a reef shark community in Caribbean Panama. https://t.co/Sbl0sOm0J2 @odealab @mccauley_lab (1/18)
Sable shaping up beautifully. There's much to love, but I think I have a fav: look at the vivid bands of sandstone! Sediment rings of deep time. Sable has everything to do with layers of history, archaeology & strata. The crushed temporal ribbons are a fantastic symbol of that.
The 1959 discovery of the OH 5 #hominin skull led to the first K-Ar age determination of sediments at Olduvai by Garniss Curtiss. Finding them to be 1.75 Ma—triple the expected age—he wrote: "One thing is certain. Olduvai Man is old, old, old!" #paleoanthropology #FossilFriday
Sedimental! Created 5.12.21 (Mint Date to Be Determine) #Nft #Nftartist #Everydays #Artist #Bingonftart #Bingo #Spraypaint #Digitalart #May12th #Adhd #CryptoArt #NFTCommunity #nonfungible #nonfungibletoken #Artwork #Crypto #Colorful #Sediment #Layers
@wukaimi @GeologischeBA "Geologische Übersichtskarte der Österreichisch-Ungarischen Monarchie" (1867-1871), first map including quaternary sediments, like ice-age windblown dust Löss
#FossilFriday The Zeeland Ridge Neanderthal was discovered in sediments extracted from the bottom of the North Sea. This is the first Pleistocene fossil hominin found under seawater. The partial frontal bone shows a lesion caused by an epidermoid cyst.
https://t.co/6c1NsFVoGe
Announcing a new issue always brings a warm feeling, and this one is full of imaginaries, life, resources, hidden infrastructures, sedimented histories, buried architectures, critical and contested sites ☄️ it’s the @ArchReview Underground issue https://t.co/6si0Vddf55
Here is a variant where sediment is kicked up by the Sorbinicharax. #MosasaurWeek #fish #sciart #paleoart #illustration #digital #art #wildlife
Morturneria, an antarctic Aristonectine, sucks up krill resting on the bottom of some sea ice. Morturneria was a supremely weird filter feeder, sifting through sediment to feast on small invertebrates
Fossil #hominin remains are often distorted when we find them, by natural weathering, moisture, or the weight of sediments that build above them. Sterkfontein, South Africa, has a complex array of depositional environments that left their mark on the fossils. #paleoanthropology
@MPennanti They didn't had idea... HOW FAST I AM, BOIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII! And you must be wondering: "Wait, Where's Sedimentary?"
In the deep sea the crushing pressures had created this being from sediment. It was the first time pure light had lit up this suffocating darkness.