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Drum jawbone front and back perspectives bio-illustrations from my microfossil undergrad research this semester ✨🐟

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Just messing around

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Silly lil dog doodles

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Lord he’s so bea u tiful my pride and joy

Fish

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Crazy ass spell

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Snack that smiles back— trinket dish ✨🐟

Made by @theorangecreative and glazed by me :)

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Prints

All profits raised from this print will be donated to the Palestine Children's Relief Fund.

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counting down the days until I get tattooed by him

Tattoo designs I’m working on for my portfolio ! The tumblr quality makes them look like shit so click to see the better image!

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some bits and pieces from the series of illustrations on inver fairies i've posted on patreon

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background by mathieu larone

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A quick barn owl study while at work

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Bats!!

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Caitlin McCormack Crochets a Speculative Future in the Wake of Environmental Catastrophe

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หย็องแหย็งแมน

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One of my favorite realizations from biology is that like... every creature is your relative. You look at your sister or brother or your parents and you think "that's my family" and you look at uncles and second cousins and distant relations you've never met and think "well I don't know them as well, but we're all part of the same... clan, you know. They're my family too". Surely not everyone thinks this, but some people do. Well anyway, that same thing is true of your dog. The ants crawling on the ground. The birds in the sky. They are, literally, members of your extended family. Not merely as species but as individuals, the way each brother or cousin is an individual member of your family. There is no line between these things. My distant relation, this guy, this bug crawling around. I'm related to him. We're very different, we've lived different lives and are good at different things. But he's my family.

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One more thing for the book about trees 🌲🌳

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I saw myself in the mirror