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Posts by 🍉🌻Carlota Forte🌻🍉
An illustration showing a variety of oceanic creatures.
Happy Earth Day
Hey everyone! I'm officially out job hunting, so if you're in need of a scientific illustrator, please feel free to contact me!
Even if you're not interested, I would appreciate a quick share so I can reach more people 💗🐾🦖
War can have big environmental impacts, in addition to the human and economic impacts.
Large oil spills caused by US, Israeli, and Iranian attacks on energy resource facilities won't simply disappear when the war ends.
the long stalks with the little black dot are indeed the eyes! So yes, it was probably looking right at you
The conflict in Iran has severely disrupted conservation efforts for the Critically Endangered Asiatic Cheetah, raising fresh concerns for the survival of the world's rarest big cat:
this is cool because it's a very obvious concept but it's neat to see it laid out in data!
Image of Tiktaalik swimming towards the viewer in murky water. Its mouth is open, showing rows of tiny teeth. It appears to be smiling
Tiktaalik
Copic Markers and colored pencil on Schoellershammer paper
11.8″ x 8.3″ (30 x 21 cm)
www.esthervanhulsen.com
#paleoart #SciArt #paleoillustration
#animalart
Three studies of a female Cooper's Hawk made with a black bic pen.
Here's a new study!
Study of a female Cooper's Hawk with bic pen
#art #birds #nature #sciart
A charcoal-black, hunch-backed Iguanodon with a serrated back frill stands straddling a gnarled branch.
A scaly, earthy-toned Gordodon nips at the cone of a cycad. The forested scene is cast in orange-hued light, bathed in the warmth of a sunrise or sunset.
A blotchy-coloured Drepanosaurus sits atop a woody branch, feeding on beetle larvae.
A mixed group of sauropods forages and wanders about in a riparian forest.
Today's four random pieces of palaeoart:
William Francis Phillips' Iguanodon, Matt Celeskey's Gordodon, Victor O. Leshyk's Drepanosaurus, and Peter Schouten's Wintonotitan and Diamantinasaurus!
I actually painted the Muttaburrasaurus too. With the new long narrow snout and front teeth plus the short arms I can’t not think this dinosaur looks like a big Thescelosaurus relative. #paleoart
Drawing of a mourning dove couple preening each other as if kissing their partner on the cheek.
#repostyourart Day 15: Soft
An digital illustration of a scrubland/pinyon-junper woodland. There is shallow, flowing, water in a sandy wash with some large rocks. The plantlife is mostly rabbitbrush and big sagebrush, but pines, deciduous trees, and joshua trees are visible going further back toward the scrub covered hills. These plants communities combine in these spots between the biomes we more commonly think of, making them extremely biodiverse. While this particular landscape is based on the Mojave-San Gabriel Mountain transition zone, this particular place doesn't actually exist. Instead, the image is based on Puma Canyon (Phelan, CA) Lost Lake (San Bernardino, CA) and the drive up Lone Pine Canyon (Lytle Creek, CA)
A landscape I did for Transition Habitat.
This place doesn't actually exist though.
It's a made up landscape based on photos I took at Lost Lake, available photos of Puma Canyon, and my commute thru the San Gabriel Mountains.
A representation of the ecotone~
#sciart #ecotone #scrubland #art
#PortfolioDay
hi! - i'm lucien & i like to illustrate, do concept art for and character design a bunch of stuff, fantasy, horror, games etc!
📬 mynqso@gmail.com
Happy #portfolioday! I’m an artist with exp ranging from visual development at Netflix to card illustration for Magic the Gathering. I especially enjoy early dev work building out worlds! For more art and contact info, my site is pablonotpicasso.art- open to freelance opportunities at the moment!
Hey everyone! I'm officially out job hunting, so if you're in need of a scientific illustrator, please feel free to contact me!
Even if you're not interested, I would appreciate a quick share so I can reach more people 💗🐾🦖
A powerful man sexually pursuing a young woman who works for him is oppressive. It immediately limits and reshapes her future to her detriment, whether she is physically forced into it or not. It’s coercion either way, and that is why it’s so wrong. It’s an abuse of power.
Tumblr user thereisselfpreservation "I'm seeing warnings about scammers trying to commission artists but the "reference sheet" for their character they want commissioned isn't an image but a .vbs file ("visual basic script"), and will run a script when you open it, probably to yoink your account(s), but I haven't seen this from anyone who's actually clicked it yet. Just be careful and never open a file like that, 'cause people suck." Reply from the same user: "For reference (heh)" Screenshots of messages. Sender: "Okay, I've sent it now." There's a file attachment called "Shork_YCH_MyReference_v1.vbs". The vbs extension is circled. Sender: "If everything is in order, I can send the overpayment." Sender, in reply to the file attachment (again with the vbs extension circled): "How much would the full piece cost?" thereisselfpreservation: "At a glance, the file name checks out. But!! do not open a .vbs file!!!
You should know that the infamous I Love You virus uses the same trick - Always make sure to turn on 'show file extensions' in your windows/browser settings.
Been looking through my old art (like from 10-15 years ago OOF) looking for stuff to send to book editors for illustration work and I realized... I've amassed A LOT of mermaid illustrations. Might post them next month for mermay!
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คิโยะฮิโคะ
#4月になったのでフォロワーさんに自己紹介しようぜ #イラスト #絵 #art #artwork #digitalart #painting #illustration #draweveryday #drawdaily365 #毎日の絵 #一日一絵 #日々描く #文鳥 #JavaSparrow #birds #イラスト好きな人と繋がりたい #絵柄が好みって人にフォローされたい #คิโยะฮิโคะ #見つけてくれてありがとう祭開幕
A more recent entry to the category but instant classic in my mind:
Dr. Lindsay Zanno with the "Dueling Dinosaurs" Nanotyrannus fossil at the North Carolina Museum of Natural Science (Photo: Justin Kase Conder/Walter)
A strong second place:
Museum staff member(?) sitting in "Carcharocles" aka Otodus megalodon jaws reconstruction by Bashford Dean in 1909 (AMNH)
The undisputed #1 greatest photo of a person with a fossil:
Paleontologist Altangerel Perle, with the Museum of Natural History in Ulan Bataar, Mongolia, stands between the forearms of Deinocheirus
Shimmering Mackerels at Market
(2023)
Three fish-like reptiles with large forefins and long, pointed snouts swim through a Triassic/Jurassic reefscape. The backs of their jaws are downturned, such that they look to be perpetually frowning. I assume they're on the way to the pub to forget about a long, expensive week.
For #FossilFriday, here's the grumpy-faced Triassic/Jurassic ichthyosaur Leptonectes tenuirostris. I guess they've had a week of changing their tax system and non-stop IT issues too? They also had very large flippers, possibly for smashing computer keyboards.
#fossil #paleoart #paleontology #art
Digital Drawing. A vaquita (Phocoena sinus) swims against a dark background, partially crossing over a red line that runs horizontally. Red brushstrokes rise from below. Several bubbles have emerged from the vaquita's blowhole.
Vaquita
Painterly Procreate sketch of the neck and head of Muttaburrasaurus informed by the new paper "Cranial anatomy, palaeoneurology, palaeobiology and stratigraphic age of the large-bodied ornithopod, Muttaburrasaurus langdoni Bartholomai and Molnar, 1981, from the mid-Cretaceous of Australia" with speculative influence from hooded mergansers and hump-nosed lizards.
Quick Muttaburrasaurus paleoart sketch before bed.
#Muttaburrasaurus #Dinosaur #Paleoart
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