BeastPlague

I'll figure things out eventually

[artofmaquenda]

Happy Fall Equinox

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[ovytia-art]

Colouring page for this month is up! This one is my second favourite in this series so far!

Free download: Here

Masterlist for this series: Here

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[anatoref]

Skeleton Studies by James Julier

[oliviarampaige]

Flectere si nequeo superos, Acheronta movebo.

Inktober Day 9 - Throw

[wildlifer-deactivated20220928]

Lynx rufus

[psikonauti]

Clouded leopard (Neofelis nebulosa) 

Photo by Vincent J. Musi

[serunekai-art]

[oddarticulations]

Throwback to August 2016! This eastern Diamondback was the second snake I had articulated in this pose (and turned out much better than the first!). Free standing, no external supports. I macerated it, so each rib was sorted and glued on by hand. https://www.instagram.com/p/CBYq_4vBA9G/?igshid=1vdqmmtnwc0gt

[cowboypunkcolt]

Belated share on tumblr, but Soul Jar commissions are open again this year for October, and I’ll still be taking slots until midnight tonight! (after All Hallows Eve, wrangling souls into small objects becomes significantly more difficult)

Got a familiar or character that needs to rest or maybe needs a little reigning in? Just stick their floaty soul butts in a jar until you need them again (or until they’ve learned their lesson). Don’t forget to put in little objects to keep them comfy - trinkets, mementos, snacks, etc.!

These little animated drawings are $55 each, and you’ll get both an animated gif and a larger, not-animated jpg version. Just note me for details and questions~

[ioseee]

Mouflon.

[wolfteacreations]

teeeeeny rodent bones

[necrokidd]

necromancer’s wand

[deer leg bone, grey squirrel skull w pinecone, sharks teeth & deer antler tips at the base w leather cord, most of which i found myself. ethically sourced & crafted by me]

[lilypadart]

Lynx with a skull face

[ginbottles-deactivated20221102]

Comparison 2.

[opticallyaddicted]

Beautiful Anatomical Skeletons, Posed and Photographed As Sculptures

Photographer Patrick Gries transforms ordinary specimens, stripped of fur and flesh, into art that showcases motion, predation and evolution

What happens when you unleash an acclaimed luxury goods photographer on hundreds of anatomical animal skeletons kept in museum collections

If that photographer is Patrick Gries and the skeletons are those of Paris’ Natural Museum of History, you’ll get a series of 300 stark photographs that transform staid, ordinary scientific specimens into biological art.

1.A golden eagle swoops for a rabbit     2. A Narwhal

3.An African elephant            4. A Horse and Human 5. A Brown Woolly Monkey           6. A Flying Lemur

7. A Cheetah                                8.A red fox and common vole

9.A Eurasian Sparrowhawk and a House Sparrow

10. A Rattlesnake

[redwingjohnny]

via  piccsy.com

[canisalbus]

Otter