Dreamy Rainier (by Yanbing Shi)

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Love Begins
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The Stonewall Inn
Show & Tell
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Origami Around
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Noah Kahan
Misplaced Lens Cap
cherry valley forever
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Mike Driver

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Game of Thrones Daily

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Dreamy Rainier (by Yanbing Shi)
Demons of the Ars Goetia by Jim Pavelec
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Chital/Axis deer with dried velvet still on the antlers
nature +
i love flowers
The oldest fox I've worked on so far. It was missing an eye, and the lower jaw had been eaten away by infection so was missing most of its teeth. The ones that were left were worn down and rotting. Makes for a very unique euro mount alongside the taxidermy mount.
Piecing some puzzles back together today đ
So when YOU sew a bunch of unmatched parts together, it is âa quiltâ and âa beautiful giftâ and âwill assuredly become a family heirloomâ but when I sew a bunch of unmatched parts together it is âA MONSTERâ and âAN ABOMINATION, AN AFFRONT TO THE GODSâ and goes on âA MURDEROUS KILLING SPREE.â
My piece for the Cheltenham Paint Featival! Roughly 10 hours of work using Posca pens. My piece can be seen at the 2Pigs beer garden in Cheltenham town centre (UK)
Comparing deer (hirsch), roe deer (reh), and goat (ziege)
Herman Dittrich - Handbuch der Anatomie der Tiere fĂŒr KĂŒnstler - 1898 - via University of Wisconsin Digital Collections
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If anyone needs another friend on pokemon go feel free to add me!! I have so many extra gifts that I need to send!
âThe giant sea turtle Archelon.â Animals of the past. American Museum of Natural History. 1929
by Denny Bitte