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new octopus silkscreen, you can get one here
"The Flight of Icarus", 2004 by Gabriel Picart (1962–present). Spanish realist painter. oil on canvas
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The Temple of the World (1954) - Leonora Carrington
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~ Garment Applique.
Date: 650-600 B.C. (2nd half 7th century B.C.)
Place of creation: Rhodes; Place of discovery: Camiros
Period: Orientalizing
For InverteFest, I wanted to focus on the incredible krill that populate the world’s oceans! Life on Earth depends on these little guys as a food source as they migrate between the surface and ocean depths 🧡
I referenced Northern Krill (Meganyctiphanes norvegica) for this doodle :]
The "fighting cats" petroglyph at Wadi Mathendous in Libya. These cats, standing on their hind legs and facing each other as if they're ready to strike, are some of the many animals -- giraffes, crocodiles, and elephants -- depicted in the area's rock carvings. These carvings date back as many as 10,000 years, when the Sahara region was a lush wetland.
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Sphinx Gate, Hattusa, former capital of the Hittite Empire, in present-day Turkey (17th-13th century BC).
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