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Inked my skull study. Pretty proud they came out good
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Quick pen and marker study of the spider I just found yesterday. Looked at him under my stereo microscope for a few hours and got some good studies in for future artworks. I’ll touch this up more tomorrow when I’m more awake. I just let him go outside, thanks dude!
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My drawing from day 4! I also did some rough pencil sketches of drawings to be finished this weekend. #drawingaday #day4
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Skeleton Study, Marker wash on paper. 17” x 14” 2012
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And now I enter in history as being the first human being in this whole world who made a reference for giant anteater colours.
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“Human dissection was limited and rules regarding dissection were prohibitive so two Japanese orthopedists, Ryoetsu Hoshino of Hiroshima and Bunken Kagarni of Osaka, carved detailed wooden skeletons of exceptional quality before 1810. One of these wooden skeletons is now in the possession of the Department of Anatomy at Tokyo.” The Beginnings of Anatomy in Japan, T. Ogawa. (1975) Okajimas Folia Anatomica Japonica 52(2-3):59-72.
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Johann Dietrich Findorff
Study of Small Animals and Insects
18th century
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Study of a Feather, Flanked by Two Studies of a Gentian, 1875
John Ruskin O.W.S., British, 1819 - 1900
Watercolour over graphite, heightened and corrected with opaque white on wove paper, 16.2 x 24.2 cm
Purchased in memory of Alan Flacks, 1991
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Horseshoe Crab Study 2011Blown glass, sand cast glass, found horseshoe crabs10.5x12x4.5”
