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@cagekicker69 Not sure this is a better nominee, but still beautiful.
#Saga #14 - Brian K Vaughan, Fiona Staples, Fonografiks, & Eric Stephenson
One of my old drawings of Brian and his tall ears. Brian Wilson, I redundantly hasten to add
Jenny Greenteeth, luring unsuspecting men to a watery end. Old Cumbrian legend. Oil on canvas I did long ago. #mermaid #siren #lakedistrict
#gaybourhooduniverse Brian
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#beard #portrait #髭 #ポートレート #popart #fineart #gayart #queerart #instabeard
A Hurdia finds itself stranded on a hot Cambrian beach after a storm, devoid of scavengers.
(I’ll post decent art once I get out of this occasional art-block. Maybe some bromacker stuff soon.)
#Paleoart #Paleontology #SciArt
Mystery grab bag for Lilanna as a gift from Brianna on FB.
Thank you so much for all your love and support and for helping me out in my time of need.
#ArtistOnTwitter #COMMISSION
Paleontologists Solve Mystery of Cambrian Worm-Like Creature
https://t.co/Ff4Y5wlAKH
#paleontology #science
ComicArtFans Roundup Featuring a Brian Stelfreeze Elektra Cover - https://t.co/G8Im1NY8c5 #brianstelfreeze #elektra #daredevil #comicartfans #comicart
A new mean-teethed Cambrian problematicum from the Weeks formation
https://t.co/sInsnCNF75
Mystery grab bag for Brianna on FB.
Thank you so much for helping me in my time of need and for your love and support.
#ArtistOnTwitter #COMMISSION
The Secret Wars!, by Jimmy Cheung, with Inks by Mark Morales, Colors by the late Justin Ponsor, Letters by Cory Petit, and a Script by Brian Michael Bendis and Brian Reed
#comicart
In 865, the Great Heathen Army arrived in East Anglia - who bought peace with a supply of horses. The Danes rode north and entered York unopposed while the Northumbrian struggled in civil war.
Claire and Brianna Watercolor for @CrohnsColitisFR in honor of Sophie Skelton ❤️ Donated by @SophieSkeltonUK @SophiesCharity 💸 Signed by @caitrionambalfe & @SkeltonSophie 😊 Ends April 4 🔚 Open Internationally 🌎 https://t.co/MXNZyvB6kK
worm-like Facivermis yunnanicus lived 518 million years ago in the Cambrian period & traded-in some of its legs for a bulbous bottom... “the earliest known example of secondary loss modifications had already occurred” https://t.co/NsvvrhTX4k TY @scinewscom