xfkirsten:

So I just laid out my sketch and board for my final project for Applied Techniques of Natural Science Illustration… and for some ungodly reason, decided to do a 12”x24” acrylic painting. In under a month. With several other projects due. WHY DO YOU LET ME DO THIS TO MYSELF?

So I just laid out my sketch and board for my final project for Applied Techniques of Natural Science Illustration… and for some ungodly reason, decided to do a 12”x24” acrylic painting. In under a month. With several other projects due. WHY DO YOU LET ME DO THIS TO MYSELF?

Tagged: scientific-illustration It'll be awesome if I don't die first art

Posted on May 30, 2012 via Nerd In The Wild with 14 notes

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Resplendent Trogon and Ceylonese Sun Bird by University of Stirling Archives on Flickr.

Posted on May 30, 2012 with 28 notes

artistbynecessity-sketchbook:

So I drew cassowaries one day, to prepare for my JTA courses, which are basically Natural History Illustration courses. I am genuinely excited.

I used acrylic here on (surprisingly thin paper). Unfortunately for me, I don’t have watercolors. GUSTO KO KASI I-TRY, OKAY.

Tagged: illustration sketch studies cassowary birds bird

Posted on May 30, 2012 via Alfred's Sketchbook with 38 notes

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Dinoceras mirabile by BioDivLibrary on Flickr.

Tagged: Dinocerata Eocene Mammals Fossil Paleontology Wyoming University of Connecticut Libraries (archive.org) Dinoceras mirabile

Posted on May 30, 2012 with 62 notes

dreamssoreal:

Nerium oleander L., plate from Hortus Malabaricus

Posted on May 30, 2012 via Materia Medica with 28 notes

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Scincus erythrocephalus by BioDivLibrary on Flickr.

Tagged: Amphibians Reptiles United States Harvard University MCZ Ernst Mayr Library Scincus erythrocephalus

Posted on May 30, 2012 with 30 notes

Facial Musculature

Hey! I always enjoyed your blog and thought I finally had something to contribute: an anatomical drawing I did of the muscles of the face for Introduction to Anatomy.