I'm a palaeontology student and mostly draw various unusual animals (both extinct and extant), and like doing interesting vegetation and backgrounds! I also do some more technical scientific illustration.
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Funnily quite similar in lighting conditions :P
First is the Hell Creek mosasaur second is Kaatedocus, taking into account the recently described melanosomes and their potential for coloration.
Funnily quite similar in lighting conditions :P
First is the Hell Creek mosasaur second is Kaatedocus, taking into account the recently described melanosomes and their potential for coloration.
The amount of details of past life preserved in the fossil record never ceases to amaze me. Nor does the creativity and tenacity of paleontologists, working to tease out that information. What a cool study!
The amount of details of past life preserved in the fossil record never ceases to amaze me. Nor does the creativity and tenacity of paleontologists, working to tease out that information. What a cool study!
Eider Portrait (male)
I just love the pastellic colors of these ducks feathers, and their straight beak gives them such a noble look.
Acrylics on board
9.8″ x 9.8″ (25 x 25 cm)
Original sold
More work at www.esthervanhulsen.com
Eider Portrait (male)
I just love the pastellic colors of these ducks feathers, and their straight beak gives them such a noble look.
Acrylics on board
9.8″ x 9.8″ (25 x 25 cm)
Original sold
More work at www.esthervanhulsen.com
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